A co-produced student-activist collaboration across a Global South (Philippines) and Global North (UK) divide to enhance racial and climate justice outcomes.

Reconnecting with nature for personal, social and economic transformation.

Identifying pathways for solidarity within the climate and health space between young people from Sri Lankan Malaiyaha communities and students.

Who gets to make art, how and why? How might it embolden feminist, anti-racist world-making?

How can we map centres of influence driving far-right movements?

What are the tensions between the African Diaspora and the people who are connected to the African continent?

What role do statues from Britain’s past have in it’s future, and how do our communities relate to the stories they tell us of our past?

Can interactive play help us understand how to transform power and oppressive systems in the pursuit for liberated world?