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SUMMARY:THE RAGGED TROUSERED PHILANTHROPISTS - TOUR DATES
DESCRIPTION:One person Magic Lantern show of the classic book The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists adapted by Neil Gore from the book by Robert Tressell directed by Louise Townsend \nNeil Gore\, presents a one-person version of the classic novel by Robert Tressell featuring projection\, political conjuring tricks\, live music and song. Meet the famous characters and enjoy the scenes\, speeches and songs\, featuring the Great Money Trick as its centrepiece. \n\nNOV 15 – 7.30PM – SEVERN THEATRE SHREWSBURY\nRANKWELL QUAYSHREWSBURYSHROPSHIRESY3 8FT\nTICKETS\nNOV 16 – 7.30PM – MARSDEN MECHANICS\nPEEL ST\, MARSDEN\, HUDDERSFIELD HD7 6BW\nBOX OFFICE: 01484 844587 / WEBSITE\nTICKETS\nNOV 17 – 7.30PM – CELTIC CLUB IRVINE\nBRIDGEGATE\, IRVINE KA12 8BQ\nBOX OFFICE: arthurwest7@hotmail.co.uk / WEBSITE\nNOV 23 – 7.30PM – SEVEN ARTS LEEDS (SPONSORED BY NEU)\nBOX OFFICE: richard.raftery@virginmedia.com / WEBSITE\nNOV 24 – 7.30PM – SEVEN THEATRE ARTS LEEDS (SPONSORED BY NEU)\nBOX OFFICE: richard.raftery@virginmedia.com / WEBSITE\nNOV 25 – 7.30PM – WARKWORTH WAR MEMORIAL HALL\n40 CASTLE ST\, WARKWORTH\, MORPETH NE65 0UN\nTICKETS\nDEC 5 – 7.30PM – UPSTAIRS AT THE WESTERN\, LEICESTER\nTICKETS\nDEC 6 – UPSTAIRS AT THE WESTERN LEICESTER\nTICKETS\nDEC 7 – 7.30PM – UPSTAIRS AT THE WESTERN LEICESTER\nTICKETS\nDEC 9 – 8PM (DOORS 7.30PM) – BOLTON SOCIALIST CLUB\n16 WOOD ST\, BOLTON BL1 1DY\nBOX OFFICE: heyes12@yahoo.com / WEBSITE\nDEC 14 – THE CORO\, ULVERSTON\nCOUNTY SQUARE\, ULVERSTON\, CUMBRIA\, LA12 7LZ\nDEC 21 – TBC – COVENTRY MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW
URL:https://politicsforthemany.co.uk/event/the-ragged-trousered-philanthropists-tour-dates/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Townsend Theatre Productions":MAILTO:info@townsendproductions.org.uk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231217
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SUMMARY:UK Disability History Month 2023
DESCRIPTION:This Autumn 2023 UKDHM focusses on the Experience of Disablement amongst children and young people in the past\, now and what is needed for the future. UKDHM comes from a Social Model/Human Rights approach\, so that all children and young people with long term impairment will not experience the social exclusion of stigma\, stereotypes\, negative attitudes and socially created barriers in the environment and the way things are organised. \nUKDHM 2023 provides an opportunity for all councils\, service providers\, education establishments\, youth\, play and sports organisations\, health providers and employers to examine their approaches to disabled children and youth. Those in the media\, publishing and image making can challenge the way they have portrayed disabled people in the past and create inclusive and non-stereotypical ways forward\, in conjunction with disabled young people. \nFrom a history of neglect\, harsh punishment\, segregation\, bullying and ignorance we must learn to challenge our prejudices and discriminatory practices. The way disabled children and young people have been and are treated is an indicator of how inclusive and rights respecting we are as a community and society. \nImpairment is a natural part of human existence\, but societal responses have varied across cultures and time. Disabled people including children have often been falsely blamed and scapegoated for society’s ills. If one grows up on the receiving end of negativity\, then one often internalises that negativity. \nMost important in bringing about positive change is how we think about impairment and disablement. \nDisabled people themselves over the last 60 years in the Disabled People’s Movement have separated impairment (our difference of physical\, psycho-social or mental function) from the social response to it. Disabled people reject ideas of ‘normal’ and require acceptance of us as we are. We require the barriers that prevent us participating whether of attitude\, organisation or environment\, to be dismantled. We as disabled people become accepted and society becomes more inclusive and equal. \nThis sounds easy but making the change happen is blocked by many forces who pay lip-service to equality\, while shoring up the current rotten system. \nUKDHM gives us a chance to understand this and make real changes. \nFind out more in the 2023 Broadsheet
URL:https://politicsforthemany.co.uk/event/uk-disability-history-month-2023/
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SUMMARY:ASK HER: 1:1 TIME WITH THE ELECT HER TEAM
DESCRIPTION:We love speaking directly to you\, the women in our community! \nIt really helps us to understand how we can best support you on your journey to elected office\, what you need and how the work of Elect Her can adapt in response to your needs. \nThis year\, we want to offer the opportunity to women in our community to book in specific 1:1 time with us\, to talk\, ask questions and catch up with the Elect Her Team. We are putting aside a day each month to have a chat and a blether. \nWe want to give you the personal space and time you need\, to ask us anything about your journey to elected office so we can signpost you directly to resources and opportunities that we and our partners have in place. Do you have questions you’d like to ask about how to get started\, what support the political parties have in place\, questions about funding or just a general catch up about where you are and where you’d like to be? These 1:1 appointments are the perfect place to ask! If we can help we will\, and if not we can refer you to other organisations! There is a whole host of support out there and sometimes you just need a nudge to access it. \nWe are available for 20 minute slots on Monday 27th November 2023 between 10am – 8:30pm. \nBook in some time with us! \nIf you find all the slots are fully booked\, don’t worry – we run these sessions on the last Monday of every month. \nPlease only book an appointment if you know you are able to attend. We have limited spaces and often they book out very quickly. If you book an appointment but something else comes up\, just email us to let us know so we can offer it to other women in our community.
URL:https://politicsforthemany.co.uk/event/ask-her-11-time-with-the-elect-her-team/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Elect Her":MAILTO:community@elect-her.org.uk
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SUMMARY:The Future of Democracy in the UK: Public Attitudes and Policy Options
DESCRIPTION:This seminar gathers leading figures from Westminster\, together with an expert on public attitudes and members of the project team\, to explore the findings of the final report of the Democracy in the UK after Brexit project. \nOver the past two years\, a Constitution Unit team has been examining public attitudes to democracy in the UK. The project’s final report will draw together the findings – from two large-scale surveys and a citizens’ assembly – and reflect on implications for policy-makers. It will examine what kind of democracy people in the UK want and consider what changes in policy or behaviour may be needed in response. \nMarking the report’s launch\, this seminar will gather several leading figures from Westminster\, together with an expert on public attitudes and members of the project team\, to explore the findings and identify possible next steps. \nSpeakers: \n\nNick Thomas-Symonds MP\, Shadow Cabinet Office Minister\nWendy Chamberlain MP\, Liberal Democrat Chief Whip in the House of Commons\nDamian Green MP\, former First Secretary of State\, and chair of the One Nation Conservatives\nProfessor Maria Sobolewska\, Professor of Political Science\, University of Manchester\nProfessor Alan Renwick\, Deputy Director of the Constitution Unit\n\nChair: \nProfessor Meg Russell\, Director of the Constitution Unit \n 
URL:https://politicsforthemany.co.uk/event/the-future-of-democracy-in-the-uk-public-attitudes-and-policy-options/
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SUMMARY:Organising to win on pay and jobs in the arts & culture sector (London)
DESCRIPTION:The meetings aims to bring people together across the Arts & Culture sector in London & South East to discuss some common problems we face and what we might do to address them\, including the: \n\nimpact of Covid\ncost of living crisis\nthreat posed by AI and how we might combat them\nSAG-AFTRA strike in the US\n\nWe pleased to announce that we have the following speakers: \n\nJamie Pullman (Musicians’ Union)\nDenise Alder (We Are Doc Women – supporting TV’s Women Directors)\nDr Olugcan Ekiz (Swansea University)\nLiam Budd (Equity)\n\nFollowing our speakers\, there will be plenty of time for questions/contributions from those attending. \nIf you want to reserve a place\, please email: lese@tuc.org.uk It would be helpful if you could specify if you wish to attend in person or log in online.
URL:https://politicsforthemany.co.uk/event/organising-to-win-on-pay-and-jobs-in-the-arts-culture-sector-london/
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