Anti - G8 roadshow comes to liverpool
rsk | 14.12.2004 21:45 | G8 2005 | Globalisation | Liverpool
On friday 10th December the anti - G8 TRAPESE roadshow came to liverpool as part of the Felt the Strain night at the Hevn 'n' Hell
TRAPESE (Taking Radical Action – Popular Education and Sustainable Everything) are a popular education collective who aim to provoke debate and inspire positive social change through interactive workshops and social events. They have been touring since October and plan to continue through the spring. Their current focus is informing and mobilising around the G8 (group of 8 most industrialised nations ie: global elite) who are holding their next annual meeting in Gleneagles, Scotland in July 2005.
In Liverpool this took the form of a sometimes chaotic mix of cabaret, bingo, pub quiz, karaoke and powerpoint presentation (but no trapese). The audience started off bemused but warmed to it as the evening went on, finishing in a rousing rendition of an anti-capitalist version of the bandaid 20 song (www.bandaid.dissent.org.uk)
TRAPESE are part of the DISSENT! network (www.dissent.org.uk), a network of grassroots resistance against the G8, facilitating networking and radical action. There is a an international call to converge on scotland to disrupt the summit.
In Liverpool this took the form of a sometimes chaotic mix of cabaret, bingo, pub quiz, karaoke and powerpoint presentation (but no trapese). The audience started off bemused but warmed to it as the evening went on, finishing in a rousing rendition of an anti-capitalist version of the bandaid 20 song (www.bandaid.dissent.org.uk)
TRAPESE are part of the DISSENT! network (www.dissent.org.uk), a network of grassroots resistance against the G8, facilitating networking and radical action. There is a an international call to converge on scotland to disrupt the summit.
rsk
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