Upcoming events

  • Breaking the Broligarchy

    22 February 6:00-8:00PM (GMT)
    Phoenix Garden, London WC2H 8DG

    With the increasing interference of tech billionaires in our politics, it’s a good time to ask: why do these men hold such a powerful sway over our politicians and institutions? and more importantly - what can we do to shield our democracies from ‘broligarch’ takeover?

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  • clocked in, checked out

    March - date and time TBC

    Our work, we’re told, defines the essence of who we are and the value we bring to society. Yet from ‘the great resignation’ to ‘quiet quitting’, it’s clear that many of us aren’t so sure what the point of our job is at all…

    Join us for an honest look at bullshit jobs, workplace democracy, and how we can bring dignity and purpose back to our working lives. 

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  • The kids are not al(t)right

    April - Date and time tbc

    With tradwives trending, an increasingly conservative chorus of morality-policing challenges the idea that Gen-Z are more progressive than previous generations.

    Join us to discuss the appeal of these aesthetics, and how can we build an alternative narrative that doesn’t fall back into harmful tropes of the past.

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past events

  • Turning up the heat

    18 October 2024 6:00-8:00PM

    With a world quite literally on fire, the fight to halt an impending climate breakdown has become the defining political challenge of our generation. How should a climate movement balance mass appeal with necessary disruption? How can destructive economic systems be challenged while — for the meantime — we all need to work to survive?

    Join our packed guest roster of activists, campaigners and academics from Friends of the Earth to Extinction Rebellion.

  • Rental Advisory

    10 August 2024 6:00-8:00PM

    Nearly half of all young people across the UK spend more than a third of their income on rent. In London, one in five spend over half of their earnings on rent. Is this a crisis of supply and demand, market failure or class warfare — and more importantly, what can we do about it?

  • Democracy how?

    1 June 2024 6:00-8:00PM

    young people are told to vote for the future we wish to see, yet neither contending party offers a break from what came before. And any third option is seen as a ‘wasted vote’ that puts the worse of two evils in power. By any definition, this is not what democracy looks like. So what are we to do?

  • Bad Girls do it well

    28 January 6:00-7:00PM (U.S. EST)

    Women’s rights and freedoms in the United States are under attack. Our reproductive autonomy is being stripped away, and the rise of 'alpha male' culture seeks to confine us to outdated 'traditional roles.'

    Join our rallying cry against these assaults on our rights, which try to push us back into positions of subjugation.