Road to Gilead - Open Space Event
Overview
Utilising Open Space methodology, this event will enable like-minded collaborators to explore and create grassroots actions to resist the rise of the far right, Christian nationalists and ethno-nationalism.
We may well be on the Road to Gilead, but together, we can turn things around!
This is your invitation to rise, collaborate, and reimagine what’s possible.
Header image credit: Linda Cooper
What can I expect?
This event welcomes everyone resisting “The Road to Gilead”. Gilead is shorthand for an oppressive far-right future as envisioned by far-right “Christian” nationalists who wish to take our reproductive rights, restrict LGBTQ+ rights and create an ethnonationalist state.
We wish to welcome people of no faith, all faiths and faith-based communities. We want to create a coalition of like-minded citizens who want a more equitable, compassionate, connected society. Let’s get inspired and organised and build the world we do want to live in.
This is your invitation to rise, collaborate, and reimagine what’s possible! The Open Space method allows individuals to bring ideas, projects, problems and challenges and break into small groups to tackle them. You can come with ideas or just a willingness to engage, discuss and problem solve. Our hope is to see several grassroots projects find legs through this day, as well as encouraging connections for future endeavours.
Discussion is wonderful and action is necessary.
What are the options for taking part?
Attend in person: £10 (+Eventbrite fee)
This is for folks who wish to join us in person for the full day of activities. Lunch and hot drinks will be provided.
If cost is a barrier to attend this event, we have free tickets available. Please email activistevents@amnesty.org.uk to request one.
Join us online: free
Choose this option if you’re unable to join us in person on the day but would like to take part remotely. You'll be able to attend the two plenary sessions (currently scheduled for 11am and 3:45pm). We also encourage you to gather your own group of interested people (in your town, or any community you are part of) and feedback your ideas/hear the in-person groups' contributions at the end of the day.
We are planning online break-out rooms for discussions - more details to follow.
The link for joining us online will be shared with you in advance of the event.
Good to know
Highlights
- 6 hours
- ages 18+
- In person
- Doors at 10:45 AM
Refund Policy
Location
1 Easton St
1 Easton Street
London WC1X 0DW United Kingdom
How do you want to get there?
Doors open
Come in for a cuppa and get settled.
Introduction by Deborah Frances White
Plenary session - in person and online
Frequently asked questions
Organized by
Amnesty International UK
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