In this creative family workshop we will delve into histories of radical pedagogy and children and young people’s activism!

We will explore archive materials from radical youth movements, including Glasgow’s Socialist Sunday School tradition, and make our own zines too. These might explore personal histories of activism, document recent protests or share practical resources.

This workshop is suitable for people of all ages!

It is a family workshop for children, young people and adults together.

Children must be accompanied by an adult, and adults must be accompanied by a child.

Please make sure you book a ticket for everyone in your group. Babies don’t need a ticket.

Suitable for all ages.

This event is part of Glasgow Zine Fest 2024.

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Please note: we can only offer refunds within 72 hours of the event. This event will take place in person at the Centre for Contemporary Arts.

About Red Sunday School:

Red Sunday School is a space for children and young people to think for themselves, play with freedom, question the world around them, and change it. Organised on the principles of socialism and solidarity, the School provides tools and resources for the creative exploration of nature, culture and society from a radical perspective, and encourages active participation in the great struggles of our day: anti-racism, the climate crisis, feminism, and the revolutionary transformation of capitalism. Red Sunday School sets out to be an antidote to current mainstream education focused on producing workers ready to compete in the marketplace, regardless of the mental and physical costs to young people. We run monthly sessions for children and young people in Glasgow.

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Access information for this event:

Location: Creative Lab

There will be 25 attendees maximum. During this event, attendees will participate in: whole group discussions, small group discussions, hands-on activities.

This event will take place at the Centre for Contemporary Arts on Sauchiehall Street. For information about venue accessibility at the CCA please visit their website.

CCA’s primary lift is currently out of order. We will be directing people to the secondary lift which will be operated by festival staff. If you need to use the lift during your time at the festival please come and speak to a member of Glasgow Zine Fest staff and we’ll be happy to help.

You may be asked to wear a mask at this event.

If you have any questions or access requirements, please get in touch with us via glasgowzinelibrary@gmail.com

Find out more about access at GZF events and how to make an access request here.

All events will adhere to our safer spaces policy, which you can learn about here.

How to access the event:

After booking a ticket, you will be sent several reminder emails from Eventbrite leading up to the event. We will also send emails that share any resources that attendees will need access to, including any required materials.

Please email glasgowzinelibrary@gmail.com for any queries or issues.

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