Aberdeen HCW for Peace urge you to act NOW to save our colleagues in Gaza and the starving, homeless population they serve.

Outside the Suttie Centre, Foresterhill Health Campus. Aberdeen, AB25 2ZN

Food Not Bombs monthly meeting

Weekly Demonstration in Support of Palestine, fighting ethnic-cleansing, apartheid, genocide and colonialism.

the location will be called in the week before each Saturday.

Due to a Relentless Racist Right-Wing Ruse we will be On Tour this week the beach, and a little later. starting at 2pm. We will have music and dancing.

Feel free to come by and show Aberdeen is better then bigotry.

We are also Saddened to hear of the passing of Steven from the Vegan Bay Bakery who supported us so well with cakes every week, our hearts go out to his family, and we'll greatly miss the butteries.

So until we source a new supply the cafe will be asking for home-bakes, you can bring butteries, cakes or whatever else you can rustle up for the overworked activists of Aberdeen.

Aberdeen welcomes refugees not racism.

Living Rent Aberdeen Group's regular meetings to discuss any necessary order of business, and to strategise.

Weekly Meeting

This unnamed climate group looks towards local climate activism in the north-east.

Aberdeen HCW for Peace urge you to act NOW to save our colleagues in Gaza and the starving, homeless population they serve.

Outside the Suttie Centre, Foresterhill Health Campus. Aberdeen, AB25 2ZN

Build kinship and solidarity with other butch lesbians (age 18+)

Affiliated trade union branches and organisations. The Council was formed in 1868 and is still going strong, playing an important role as it continues to support workers in these challenging times. The space is also home to Aberdeen Social Centre which is an activist support and networking hub. The aim of the Centre is to build the capacity of and the connections between grassroots community activism.

For Doors Open Days a range of historical artefacts will be on display, providing a fascinating insight into the history of trade unionism in Aberdeen.

The ATUC will be open to the public all day as part of Doors open day, with ATUC history and a display of the Museum Of GreenWashing as it is also day of action for Stop Rosebank.

We will have a slow cafe, there will be tees, coffees and cakes for 10-16 drop by is you are around.

Our weekly Radical Cafe, a space to meet and build those connections with local activists, come along for convivial chat, a look at the new books in the swap and shop, and meet other people active in the city.

We are also Saddened to hear of the passing of Steven from the Vegan Bay Bakery who supported us so well with cakes every week, our hearts go out to his family, and we'll greatly miss the butteries.

So until we source a new supply the cafe will be asking for home-bakes, you can bring butteries, cakes or whatever else you can rustle up for the overworked activists of Aberdeen.

Weekly Demonstration in Support of Palestine, fighting ethnic-cleansing, apartheid, genocide and colonialism.

the location will be called in the week before each Saturday.

A Demonstration in Support of the Stop_Rosebank_-_Day Of Action we will have a literal red line around the North Sea Transition Authority, as we have to draw a line over new oil and gas exploitation. There are many reasons this Rosebank must be stopped come by and find out why.

Support and social space by and for trans people, all ages 18 and over are welcome!

A reading group collectively selecting short text to read and discuss, the reading could be anything from a news article, blog post, pamphlet to a short play.

The names comes from a similar reading group from the 19th century with the intention to educate the community on socialism and understanding the modern world.

Weekly Meeting