Agota Kristof’s account of her escape from Hungary in 1956 with her husband and child prompted us to think about how different things would be if conversations focused on what could be done to help…
The Greek Crisis – how much do we really know?
I’ve been to Athens three times and realise that I barely know it, have little grasp of what’s happened and why, but when I think about the people I have met I don’t find myself thinking that they deserve what is happening to them or their country.
Exploring cafe culture
A friend’s visit and her need to shop her way around London (it’s her job) inspired me to check out some central London cafes this week…
Navigating outrage – part II
Helen Lewis’ point about the need to do take on the trolls’ narratives brought to mind the woman’s tactics in Timberyard and the way she challenged the story line they were constructing
Navigating outrage
Do techniques for dealing with a team’s grievances in “real life” have any relevance in online space?
The unbearable lightness of chav baiting
It was remarkable how comfortable the well-spoken, well-dressed and apparently privileged young women appeared to be using the term ‘chav’.
Don’t judge a cafe by its exterior
A visit to Seaford encouraged me to think about what we should really value in life…
Reclaiming collective life
Last time I was in Tierra Verde, I was thinking about sharing space, and was prompted to check out an article by Silvia Federici called Feminism and the Politics of the Commons…
The art of conversation
Managing private/public space isn’t always easy… for instance, is it OK to start talking to people when you are sharing a table?
We are Big Chill
We are Big Chill, a big old pub, which sells beers, reasonable coffee plus a breakfast, brunch and lunch menu – and free wi-fi.
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