Give Over is an exhibition to re-frame media reporting of refugees and immigration, by Maryam Jameela and Shivaya Prasad. It is coordinated by Opus using workshops, archival work, and local reporting including Now Then Magazine, to challenge white supremacist and racist attitudes to global movement. The aim is to raise consciousness from a point of “refugees welcome” to understanding the…

This year the internationally acclaimed Fearless Cities summit, first hosted in Barcelona in 2017, will be coming to the UK for the first time, hosted in Sheffield and coordinated by Opus. It is an international municipalist movement to support “connections between cities, organisations, communities and citizens who are building new public commons, and deeper forms of local democracy and care…

Professor Hugo Dobson talks to David and Yinka Olusoga about their book Black History for Every Day of the Year. It covers both well-known and forgotten heroes, and a sweep of Black history in activism, politics, sports, science and the arts; a rich history that is relevant to us all. Part of Black History Month in Sheffield, which is every…

The Sheffield Vegan Market is back on The Moor with a selection of vegan street food vendors, artisan bakers, craft brewers, ethical jewellers, local artists, environmental charities and more. Organised by organised by the Vegan Market Co. If you would like to trade at this event, please see this link: https://www.veganmarkets.co.uk/trading/sheffield. Admission free, full details on the link below.

Internationally the far right are gaining ground, attacking migrants, the LGBTQ+ community, especially trans people, and reproductive freedoms. This is a day of talks and workshops to discuss the issues and the fightback in terms of class struggle feminism, hosted by Workers’ Liberty. The provisional timetable includes several speakers and workshops, lunch, and practical afternoon sessions suitable for children and…