Palestine solidarity march draws a national coalition in London

Workers across education and public services took action over pay, staffing and working conditions. The strike linked underfunded public services to the wider cost-of-living crisis and challenged...

Women’s Day demonstrations connected low pay, unpaid care, violence and reproductive justice. Black, migrant and queer organizers challenged narrow forms of equality politics and called for public...

Palestinian organizers and allies marched for Palestinian rights on the 75th anniversary of the Nakba. The action connected historical displacement with current demands for freedom, return and...

Climate campaigners marched and blockaded sites to oppose new oil and gas licenses. Organizers argued that fossil expansion contradicts climate commitments and perpetuates extraction whose harms are...

Tenant unions and housing groups organized local campaigns against evictions, unsafe homes and unaffordable rents. Their work challenged the idea that housing is primarily an investment asset, calling...

Hundreds of thousands joined a national march during the Armistice weekend. Organizers rejected claims that the demonstration threatened remembrance and insisted that mourning for war dead must...

Workers and union members organized vigils, workplace discussions and public actions calling for a ceasefire. Campaigners framed Palestine as a labor and anti-racist issue, connecting international...

Community organizations called for safe routes, an end to detention and protections for people seeking asylum. Their advocacy challenged policies that criminalize migration and highlighted the role of...

Climate justice groups and unions debated how to end fossil-fuel dependence while protecting workers and communities. Their organizing challenged a transition that shifts costs onto workers or...

A large national demonstration called for a ceasefire and Palestinian rights. Organizers faced growing pressure over routes and public messaging; civil-liberties advocates warned that broad...