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Activism past, present & future - Celebrating and learning from global justice campaigns - World Development Movement conference
In association with the University of Leeds School of Geography
Saturday 30th June – 1pm to 6pm – University of Leeds
Speakers include Ngugi wa Thiong’o, George Monbiot, Mohau Pheko & Esther Stanford
Experienced activists will lead sessions on:
Reparations and the legacy of enslavement
Apartheid
Climate justice
Struggles against privatisation
Music and protest
Women’s rights
Migration
Corporate globalisation
Looking back ? looking forward ? debate ? discuss ? listen ? think ? celebrate!
For more information and to book your free place visit www.wdm.org.uk/wrr