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SUMMARY:Decolonising Environmentalism
DESCRIPTION:  \nA Gentle/Radical People’s Symposium\nFilm Screening // Invited Speakers // Presentations // Q & A + Discussion // Community Meal \nSKLP SAMAJ COMMUNITY CENTRE\nMardy Street\, Grangetown\, Cardiff CF11 6QT \nIn Wales we talk about global warming\, but have yet to experience its fullest impacts. For countless marginalized communities around the world\, it’s a different story. Climate change is radically affecting people’s lives in the global south. And those who suffer the most – and contribute to environmental degradation the least – are consistently silenced from speaking up. \nDECOLONISING ENVIRONMENTALISM is a community symposium that looks at climate justice from the perspective of global south communities\, as well as the relationship Wales has to its migrant communities locally and globally. The event will explore connections across environmentalism\, race\, class\, geography\, power and the persistent residues of colonialism. \nWe’ll also be screening THANK YOU FOR THE RAIN\, an extraordinary documentary about Kenyan farmer Kisilu Musya. When he meets Norwegian filmmaker\, Julia Dahr\, they decide to document the merciless impacts of climate change on Kisilu\, his family and community. \nSpeakers include:\nAsad Rehman (War on Want)\nSakina Sheikh (Platform London)\nJoshua Virasami (Black Lives Matter)\nSuzanne Dhaliwal (UK Tar Sands Network) \nOnce the greatest exporter of fossil fuels in the form of coal\, today Wales has the opportunity to press forward with a radical agenda on climate change and sustainability. Please join us at a community-focused event that asks how Wales\, as a small nation\, can lead the way with its ground breaking ‘Well Being of Future Generations’ legislation to model sustainable and just futures. \nThis event is FREE for asylum seekers!
URL:https://gentleradical.org/event/decolonising-environmentalism/
LOCATION:Shree Kutchi Leva Patel Samaj
CATEGORIES:People's Symposium
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SUMMARY:Palestine\, Partition and Parallels Across the Colonial Terrain
DESCRIPTION:  \nGentle/Radical are delighted to host their first ‘people’s symposium’\, bringing together archival films\, invited speakers and panel discussion around two key footnotes in British colonial history: the Partition of India in 1947\, and the Palestinian ‘Nakba’ (‘Catastrophe’) of 1948. \n2017 marks the 70th anniversary of Indian Independence\, and the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration. On the afternoon of Remembrance Sunday\, this symposium invites you to remember less visible tragedies in our colonial history\, as they relate to South Asia and the Middle East. \n1947 in India\, and 1948 in Palestine\, were both marked by violent displacement\, dispossession from land\, and colossal trauma afflicting regions and their inhabitants. We will explore the parallels across these two events\, and the dynamics of violence\, loss and imperialism in Palestine\, India\, Pakistan and Bangladesh. \nThis is a COMMUNITY-WIDE EVENT\, to include screenings of breath-taking film footage; contributions from invited speakers MIKO PELED\, SAMAYYA AFZAL\, FATIMA RAJINA and others; panel discussion; Q & A; and an evening meal at 6pm (food included in the ticket price). \nWE WARMLY WELCOME EVERYONE – whether knowledgeable about these histories or wanting to find out more – to join us for an exciting and enlightening event. \nThis event is FREE for asylum seekers!
URL:https://gentleradical.org/event/palestine-partition-and-parallels-across-the-colonial-terrain/
LOCATION:Shree Kutchi Leva Patel Samaj
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