Edinburgh Green PartyThis CPG will focus on housing co‑ops in Scotland and how the Scottish Government can meet its stated aims to support housing co‑operatives.
Engender and Shelter Scotland unpack the multiple barriers that women currently face within the Scottish housing system.
Join ESCRS and community campaigners over lunchtime to find out how communities are trying to hold public bodies to account on ensuring our waterways are clean and safe.
The role of planning in protecting and enhancing biodiversity, the laws around nature protection and the policies designed to prevent further loss of biodiversity.
More than 60 artists have donated a range of artworks, from paintings and prints to ceramics and sculptures.
Panel moderated by comedian Frankie Boyle to discuss the Rosebank oil field legal battle and the future of the North Sea.
Join the campaign outside the Court of Session for a colourful display of support for stopping Rosebank before the court proceedings begin.
Petition hand-in to First Minister John Swinney - Join us for songs, poetry, origami and knitting!
Edinburgh Critical Mass will be holding a banner outside the City Chambers, while members arrive for the Transport and Environment Committee
Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is an annual observance on 20 November that honours the memory of the transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender violence. This was founded in 1999 by a small group, including Gwendolyn Ann Smith, Nancy Nangeroni, and Jahaira DeAlto, to memorialise the murders of Black transgender women…
Celebrating the way histories of resistance, protest and change-making live on in every step taken toward a more just future.
Speakers from four diverse local Edinburgh bike initiatives, plus an overview from a transport and accessibility expert with a strong interest in community action.
Celebrating the way histories of resistance, protest and change-making live on in every step taken toward a more just future.
Celebrating the way histories of resistance, protest and change-making live on in every step taken toward a more just future.
Assemble at Tron Kirk on the Royal Mile for a march to the Scottish Parliament
Celebrating the way histories of resistance, protest and change-making live on in every step taken toward a more just future.
This event will explore the ways in which fossil fuel companies are complicit in Israeli militarism and occupation and how seemingly ‘environmental’ projects have been used by Israel to further colonise Palestinian land.
Violence against women and girls remains one of the most prevalent and pervasive human rights violations in the world.
Join us at Edinburgh City Chambers to watch a film about Sheku Bayoh and hear from his family members about the #Justice4ShekuBayoh campaign
Join members of Living Rent to demand stronger rent controls in the Housing Bill
Buy Nothing Day is a day of protest against consumerism and encourages people not to shop for one day.
Proceeds go to funding Climate Camp Scotland's work against fossil-fuel extraction and in support of those affected by the fossil fuel industry and climate collapse
The first InfraSisters Edinburgh ride of this winter - a slow circular ride around Edinburgh city centre lasting about an hour
Part of the Critical Mass movement, Edinburgh cyclists bike together in solidarity every last Saturday of the month, meeting at 2pm on Middle Meadow Walk.
Shrub's AGM is a chance for the community to come together and reflect on the last year. All welcome, including non-members.