Join artist Margareta Kern who has devised talks and workshops exploring the impact of neoliberal capitalism on migration and labour and the social and economic injustices.

Artists, activists and academics lead an open forum for debate and learning discussing who are migrant workers today?; current crises and the rise of xenophobia; a history of anti-fascism in Britain; immigration and protest, and the displacement of women and work.

Events are free unless otherwise stated, reserve your place in advance to avoid disappointment.

Talk: Immigrant Protest - Politics, Aesthetics & Everyday Dissent, Saturday 24 September, 3-5.30pm
With Dr Imogen Tyler, Senior Lecturer of Sociology & Leverhulme Fellow, activist group No Borders London, and artist Nada Prlja - book a place 

Talk: Current Crises and the Rise of Xenophobia
Thu 29 September, 6.30pm
With Dr Ash Amin, Professor of Geography - book a place

Anti-Fascist self-learning workshop, through the Bishopsgate Institute's Archive
Sat 1 October, 3-4.30pm
With the Aesthetics of Resistance reading group - book a place

Anti-Fascist Footprints guided walking tour
Sat 1 October, 5-7pm, £6 (£5 concessions)
Led by David Rosenberg, teacher and educationalist, highlighting historical events in East London - book a place

Book your place at these events here
Alternatively visit our reception or call on 0207 749 1240, advanced booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.

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