Continuing with this year's theme of 'Re-imagining', the No Fly on the WALL Academy opens its doors yet again and this time we're screening 'Generation Revolution', an independent film that has been making waves across the UK, USA, and beyond.

Directed by filmmakers Cassie Quarless and Usayd Younis, Generation Revolution follows two groups of young Black and Brown activists and documents the tumultuous summer of 2016 which saw protests sweeping across the UK.

After the screening there will a Q&A session with the directors and a panel discussion exploring how women are portrayed in the film and the role of Black women in activism moving forward, paricularly in light of the era of Brexit and Trump, and following worldwide protests by women in recent memory such as the March on Washington and London.

Speaking will be writer, performer and activist Isabel Adomakah-Young; Student activist and socialist Barbara Ntumy; and activist and community organiser Imani Robinson.

** Please note tickets to this event are non-refundable. Should you purchase a ticket (or tickets) and find you are no longer able to attend please arrange to pass the ticket on or get in touch so we can assist you with doing so using our network and social media channels **

** This event is open to all **

For more details about the film visit: www.genrevfilm.com

DIY Space for London is a cooperatively-run social centre located in South London, just off Old Kent Road. The space works to promote the ideas of mutual aid (helping each other) and cooperation (working together), providing a welcoming space for everyone, including those whose voices and contributions are not always heard or appreciated.

You can become a member, which costs £2 a year and can be done in a few minutes online. Members have a say in how the club is run, and there are also lots of opportunities to get involved in the day-to-day running of DSFL by joining a collective, where you’ll get a say in how the space runs and receive training in new skills.

The space is fully accessible. For more details visit: www.diyspaceforlondon.org

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