October | 2016 | Novara Media

Novara FM: Reflections on the Conservative Party Conference

This week on #NovaraFM Ash Sarkar is joined by Abi Wilkinson and Michael Segalov to discuss the new direction of the Conservative Party under Theresa May and the demand for a 'hard' Brexit.

The Hijab is More European Than the Tie: Islamophobia and Misogyny

On this week’s episode of KilljoyFM, Ray Filar is joined by Soofiya Andry, Lubaaba Alazami and Shahla Omar as they discuss Muslim feminisms, British identity, Prevent and imperialism

It’s Not About Jackie Walker

James McAsh

Comments made about Holocaust Memorial Day by Jackie Walker, now ex-vice chair of Momentum, have once again prompted a discussion about antisemitism on the left.

Rent Strike Weekender: Why Students Must Fight Unaffordable Housing Collectively

Anabel Bennett

In the face of extortionate rent prices for student accommodation, students from across the country came together last month at a rent strike weekender to share experiences and build solidarity networks.

The Consequences of Top-Down Economics Are Not Accidental – But There’s Cause for Hope

A.R. Naraghi

It's no coincidence the rich are getting richer while public services grind to a halt. Both sides of the Atlantic, depressed wages and demoralised towns are the creation of our economic system.

IMOBastani: The Tories’ Record on the Economy? A Catastrophe

Aaron Bastani looks at how Britain has suffered a 'lost decade', and how another is on the way

A Network of Liberated Spaces: Visiting Barcelona’s Squats

Tomás Lynch (Words) and Georgia Lalor (Photos)

Amidst the ongoing political stalemate in Spain, Catalonia's squatters are trying to carve out different ways of living together. Tomás Lynch visited to talk about 15M, Catalan independence, escapism and solidarity.

IMOBastani: A message to #moderates

After the Labour conference and the Corbyn re-election Aaron Bastani has a message for Labour #moderates

Long Read: Mining for Red Gold

Campagne in Lotta

Workers in Italy's tomato industry are organising against exploitation that local government has continually failed to tackle.

A Hot Day in Paris: Report from the Renewed Struggle Against Loi Travail

Ina Fever

François Hollande’s proposed labour market reforms look set to deepen levels of worker precarity in France. After a period of relative quiet, September witnessed a renewed show of public resistance.

Education Not Segregation: A Serious Strategy for Educational Reform for the Labour Party

Sol Gamsu

Angela Rayner’s speech at the Labour party conference indicated the possibilities for a radical alternative for education, but what would a long-term strategy look like?

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