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Freedom | 13-09-2011 08:03 | Culture | Liverpool | Sheffield

Three short articles on politics in the beautiful game

For Whose Benefit? by Sean Cregan

Antifascist Prisoner Sean Cregan takes a look at benefits culture.

UG#565 - The World Crisis and the Wholeness of Life (Deschooling Society 5)

This week we look at the effect on the direction of Western society of the concerted efforts made to turn as many people as possible into non-thinking automata. In our first hour, a wide ranging and entertaining lecture from a quarter century ago, E. F. Schumacher speaks on "The World Crisis and the Wholeness of Life" in the year before his death. Then the ensuing Q & A, followed by chapter 5 from Illich's Deschooling Society. We conclude with a little from John Taylor Gatto and a retired Brigadier General on one aspect of waste by the US military.

UG#562 - Our Biggest Enemy is Ourselves (Deschooling Society 1)

This week we look at the need to deschool ourselves both as individuals and collectively, by relying more on our own wits and those of our personal contacts and less on the dying impersonal centralised institutions which dominated 20th century developed life. The title is a quote from an extended interview with John Taylor Gatto, which we follow by reading the first chapter of Ivan Illich's Deschooling Society.

LaDIY Cinema Fundraiser Presents: Itty Bitty Titty Committee (2007)

On Sunday, July 31 · 7:00pm - 10:00pm at the Rutland Arms, 86 Brown Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 2BS

LaDIY Festival presents a first in a series of feminist film screenings

Starting with Jamie Babbit's light hearted comedy approach to radical feminism in 'Itty Bitty Titty Committee' (2007).

JSTOR documents released in act of solidarity with Aaron Swartz

This essay originally appeared at The Pirate Bay as the description for the torrent of documents. You can see this message and the torrent here:

http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/6554331

See also Defend Internet Activist Aaron Swartz

http://sheffield.indymedia.org.uk/2011/07/482483.html

UG#554 - Homo Miserabilis (From Primitive Affluence to Developed Poverty)

The show this week looks at 'human needs' - a concept so deep as to go largely unquestioned by ideologues of economics and economic 'development'. We start with a reading from an anthropology professor which challenges ideas of 'primitive' people's poverty, before some of an essay by Illich on "Needs". In our second hour, some easier listening - a radio adaptation of a film on consumerism, Shop Til You Drop.

UG#556 - Redefining Poverty (Needs and The Spirit Level)

This week we challenge modern ideas about wealth and poverty. Our main piece is by two English professors, Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett on their 2009 book, The Spirit Level: Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better. But first, we conclude the Ivan Illich reading from episode 554.

T'Other Stage Wants You !

T'OTHER STAGE IS RETURNING TO SHEFFIELD PRIDE ON SATURDAY 16TH JULY 2011.

Refugee Week - World Over Concert

Paul Newman | 17-06-2011 03:02 | Culture | Sheffield

A World Music Concert celebrating Sheffield - Britain's first City of Sanctuary

John Pilger writes on 'the extraordinary banning of my film on war and media'

Dear Noam

I am writing to you and a number of other friends mostly in the US to alert you to the extraordinary banning of my film on war and media, 'The War You Don't See', and the abrupt cancellation of a major event at the Lannan Foundation in Santa Fe in which David Barsamian and I were to discuss free speech, US foreign policy and censorship in the media.

World Premier Just Do It audio Q-A

The world premier of the direct action doc "Just Do It" A Tale of Modern Day Outlaws, played to a packed cinema at the Sheffield Doc Fest last night 9th June. I blagged a seat and recorded the the Q&A with Jeremy Hardy, Emily James, Lauren Simpson and James Leadbitter.

Open Splice: an afternoon of short open source documentaries

Access Space | 08-06-2011 13:47 | Culture | Technology | Sheffield

A celebration of docs made using Open source Software; about open source subjects; or created with an open source ethos.

Friday 10th June 4pm-5pm @ Access Space, 3-7 Sidney St., Sheffield S1 4RG

WORLD PREMIERE of Just Do It

Molly James | 03-06-2011 22:46 | Climate Chaos | Culture | Sheffield

Finally, Just Do It- a tale of modern-day outlaws will be heading to the big screen! This exciting new film follows a cohort of climate activism from groups Climate Camp, Plane Stupid and Climate Rush as they put their bodies in the way; attacking coal plants, chaining themselves to parliament and more. Don't miss the WORLD PREMIERE on June 9th at 6:35 pm at the Showroom Cinema.

Sheffield Social Centre: Why? What? Where?

Chris | 24-05-2011 11:35 | Culture | Free Spaces | Sheffield

Attached is a recording of a meeting held at the Sheffield Anarchist Book Fair on 21st May 2011 titled, Sheffield Social Centre: Why? What? Where?

Anarchist Studies Network Book Launch

Chris | 24-05-2011 11:08 | Analysis | Culture | Sheffield

Attached is a recording of a meeting at the Sheffield Anarchist Book Fair held on 21st May 2011 at which the editors of 3 books discussed their publications:

All three books are edited collections of contemporary anarchist theory, with contributors from around the globe offering some unique and original perspectives on anarchism.

Echo and the Bunneymen headline Headstock Festival, near Nottingham September 9-11

Julia Thistleton-Smith | 23-05-2011 12:03 | Culture | Birmingham | Sheffield

Details of the not for profit Headstock Festival

Sheffield Temporary Autonomous Arts 2011: Saturday Fashion Show

Chris | 22-05-2011 21:07 | Culture | Free Spaces | Sheffield

On Saturday night of the Sheffield Temporary Autonomous Arts weekend there was a DIY fashion show.

Free Love and Socialism Cycle Ride: 17th June

Fiday 17th June is the longest Friday of the year and we will be kicking off Bike Week for CycleSheffield. The theme of this ride is Free Love and Socialism: a ride to see the Millthorpe house where Edward Carpenter (1844-1929) - a nationally and internationally renowned radical, socialist activist, writer and thinker, advocate of free love, early gay activist and ‘bohemian’, – and sandalmaker – lived from the 1880s to the 1920s.

Images from the Sheffield Anarchist Bookfair

Chris | 21-05-2011 18:15 | Culture | Sheffield

Some photos from the stalls at Sheffield's 2nd Annual Anarchist Book Fair which was held on 21st May 2011 on Bank Street.

Sheffield Culture Newswire Archive

Punk Football

For Whose Benefit? by Sean Cregan

UG#565 - The World Crisis and the Wholeness of Life (Deschooling Society 5)

UG#562 - Our Biggest Enemy is Ourselves (Deschooling Society 1)

LaDIY Cinema Fundraiser Presents: Itty Bitty Titty Committee (2007)

JSTOR documents released in act of solidarity with Aaron Swartz

UG#554 - Homo Miserabilis (From Primitive Affluence to Developed Poverty)

UG#556 - Redefining Poverty (Needs and The Spirit Level)

T'Other Stage Wants You !

Refugee Week - World Over Concert

John Pilger writes on 'the extraordinary banning of my film on war and media'

World Premier Just Do It audio Q-A

Open Splice: an afternoon of short open source documentaries

WORLD PREMIERE of Just Do It

Sheffield Social Centre: Why? What? Where?

Anarchist Studies Network Book Launch

Echo and the Bunneymen headline Headstock Festival, near Nottingham September 9-11

Sheffield Temporary Autonomous Arts 2011: Saturday Fashion Show

Free Love and Socialism Cycle Ride: 17th June

Images from the Sheffield Anarchist Bookfair

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