Alt-Sheff Alt-Sheff

Free Meal - Jubilee Movement Sheffield Copy

SADACCA, 48 The Wicker, Sheffield S3 8JB
Jubilee Movement Sheffield offer solidarity not charity with a free end-of-the-month meal on the last Saturday of every month. 12-3pm outside SADACCA on The Wicker (very close to city centre). Everyone is welcome to join the meal, this is not charity, this is system change.
Read More

Self-Awareness: An Act of Community

The Woodland Discovery Centre, Ecclesall Woods, Abbey Lane S7 2QZ
In her book How We Heal, author Alexandra Elle proposes that healing and self-care are acts of community. Join Julie Mitchell, Nature-inspired Coach and Mentor, founder of Sisterhood Social and Sonia Dixon, Trauma Support Worker and Wellbeing Coach, in Sheffield’s wondrous Ecclesall Woods. They will consider how self-awareness can support emotional healing, and lead us to greater compassion for ourselves,…
Read More

Tales of Hope: Regenerative Society or Permacrisis?

Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James St. S1 2EW
Regenerative society is emerging, amidst the current permacrisis. How do we activate positive change? How do we re-imagine a human, planet-centred – not profit-centred – society? This talk will: share tales of hope; analyse what blocks regenerative solutions; describe the emerging “new story” of a free, equal, mutual and regenerative society, drawing on Rudolf Steiner’s alternative to both Karl Marx…
Read More

UK Media Coverage of Latin America: A Critical Look

The Diamond - Lecture Theatre 2 (A02), 32 Leavygreave Rd. S3 7RD
How has the British and other English-language mainstream media reported on political developments in Latin America? The panel take a critical look, and argue that the role of independent journalism has never been more important. Speakers: Peter Watt – Host of the Alborada podcast, The Americas Uncovered and Senior Lecturer in Latin American Studies at the University of Sheffield John…
Read More

Can Migrant Women Speak in Sheffield?

Union St. co-working space, 18-22 Union St. S1 2JP
This event will be an interactive discussion between two migrant women living in Sheffield: Brazilian-born journalist and writer Livia Barreira and Dr. Patricia Nabuco Martuscelli, Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Sheffield, about the challenges and opportunities of how to empower migrant women in Sheffield and recognise their different contributions, to the UK and to our societies as…
Read More

Our Broken Politics: How Can We Rebuild Our Democracy?

Central United Reformed Church, Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 2JB
How can we prevent a Government that was elected on a minority of votes steering our politics towards empowering and privileging the elite, whilst undermining the principles of equal rights, equal participation and equal opportunities? From making it harder to vote by requiring photo ID, to outlawing some forms of demonstration, the rights of everyone to participate equally are being…
Read More