Edinburgh Green PartyOperating all around the world, in many different sectors of economy, cooperatives have proven themselves more resilient to crises and more positive for people and the planet. International Co-ops Day is celebrated on the first Saturday of July by co-operative enterprises demonstrating an alternative way to run economies.
Mass action against fossil fuel industry. Workshops, talks, arts, music, dance. Solidarity with local communities.
Where Olive Trees Weep offers a searing window into the struggles and resilience of the Palestinian people under Israeli occupation. Free screening.
A day of online talks, Q&As, and panels on environmental work in the Arts & Humanities, designed to address the climate emergency from a new angle.
Join ERCS to talk about how is sewage sludge spreading on farmland affecting communities and nature in Scotland.
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.
The Festival of Politics has a five-day programme of informed debate on a range of social, political, and environmental issues facing the world.
What is the right to a healthy environment and what would legal environmental rights mean for Scotland? Join ERCS Chief Officer Dr Shivali Fifield for a lunchtime conversation.
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.
RSE’s festival of knowledge. It brings together a range of leading thinkers and invites anyone who is curious-minded to come together.
