‘Workers’: Life, Creativity and Resisting Racial Capitalism
Photini Vrikki2019-06-05T12:49:55+01:00This post first appeared on the Sociological Review's website here. By Jay Gearing and Ben [...]
The Kola in Sally Fenaux Barleycorn’s film, Unburied
Yiota Demetriou2019-05-28T17:48:55+01:0035.875 people have died in the mediterranean sea since 1993 to today trying to reach [...]
Arts and Resistance in a Hostile World – Runnymede Collaboration
Photini Vrikki2019-03-26T16:16:16+00:00We recently collaborated with Runnymede Trust, the UK's leading independent race equality think tank to to [...]
Theatre for Critical Thinking: Working With Schools in Northern Ireland
Photini Vrikki2019-02-09T19:34:41+00:00This short documentary illustrates one of the outcomes from the Northern Ireland strand of Creative [...]
Screening of Workers at GLADCA event at Peterborough
Photini Vrikki2019-01-28T14:32:22+00:00On the 1st October we were part of an event in Peterborough where there was [...]
Connecting Civil Rights
Photini Vrikki2018-07-05T13:02:35+01:00This short film encompasses interviews we conducted with Irish civil rights activists from the late [...]
Back to class — Ireland’s working-class literature
Photini Vrikki2018-06-29T11:32:21+01:00by Michael Pierse Irish working-class history and writing are attracting increasing academic interest, and rightly [...]
Call for Artists: An artist residency and exhibition in Amritsar Punjab, 2018-9
Photini Vrikki2018-04-16T15:17:20+01:00Opportunity We invite proposals from artists in any visual arts discipline or film to propose [...]
Creative Interruptions: Co-Creation Statement
Photini Vrikki2018-01-10T14:07:08+00:00Co-creation is central to the AHRC Connected Communities’ Creative Interruptions project in which researchers from [...]
LAUNCH TODAY: A History of Irish Working-Class Writing
Photini Vrikki2017-11-24T15:02:04+00:00This new book by our own Michael Pierse, provides a wide-ranging and authoritative chronicle of the [...]