Placard Making Workshops

Wednesday 3rd November, 10pm – 12pm
The Courtyard, The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street (G41 2PZ)
Drop-in

Get together with local people to create placards and banners for the Global Day of Action March. There will be some materials at the venue but do feel free to bring your own too!

Creating Banners and Captions with Climate Change Creative: A COP26 Discussion and Workshop

Wednesday 3rd November, 12pm – 2pm
Online
Register here.

In this online event, Artivist Fadzai Mwakutuya will be joined by artists and people from around the world to host a virtual collaborative session to create and make banners and captions inspired by the Climate Change Creative Digital Launch Exhibition.

Find out more about Climate Change Creative here.

Plastics@UpHub

Wednesday 3rd November, 2pm – 4pm
The Courtyard, The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street (G41 2PZ)
Drop-in

A talk and demonstration of plastic recycling hosted by member of the UpHub.

Find out more about the UpHub here.

Direct Action Training

Wednesday 3rd November, 6:30pm – 8pm
The Courtyard, The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street (G41 2PZ)
Register here.

Non violent direct action protest techniques go beyond institutionalised conflict procedures. The aims are to delay, to provide dramatic visual representation of opposition and to make the moral case for action. Training offered by Seeds for Change.

Just Transition: Transforming public transport to fight climate change

Wednesday 3rd November, 6:30pm – 8pm
The Courtyard, The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street (G41 2PZ)

From shift workers abandoned by cancelled buses to the carbon emissions from forced car-ownership, the hunt for profit on the UK’s buses is putting people and planet at risk.

Join this session to hear the panel discuss how bringing buses into public control and ownership is not only forming a key part of the UK devolution agenda, but is essential to delivering a just transition for working people and our families.

A panel discussion hosted by Matthew Topham, Better Buses Campaigner at We Own It with:
Depute Lord Provost, Christy Mearns (Scottish Greens)
Ellie Harrison, Get Glasgow Moving
Caitlin Lee, Unite Hospitality Glasgow
Chris Elder, Unite Taxi Branch Secretary Dundee

N.B. This event will operate on a first-come, first-served basis. However, we do not expect to be over-subscribed.

Feasibility Dispute

Wednesday 3rd November, Ongoing
Venue / Exhibition Room, The Deep End, 21 Nithsdale Street (G41 2PZ)
Drop-in

‘Feasibility Dispute’ is a work of film which explores how climate science and journalism has been exploited to serve wasteful profit-motivated industrial directives, rather than organised in a socially responsible way. It is the work of socialist art collective, Cut-Through.