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A event on Wednesday 14th August. The event starts at 19:00.
*There will be a handful of tickets on the door*
The Media Reform Coalition and the Bristol Cable are joining forces for an urgent discussion on the right-wing press' role in spreading disinformation and stoking hatred in our communities.
Following a week of far-right violence, including a riot in Bristol, it is more important than ever to take on the corporate press and hold them to account for their complicity in causing hate and division.
Join us for a discussion with local activists, independent reporters and media campaigners on how we can build a truly democratic local media, with journalism that serves the public rather than the interests of populists and billionaires.
Have your say next week and grab a ticket below (Free for members!)
Please email [email protected] if you need a concession or accessibility ticket, or require a complimentary carer ticket. Membership status will be checked on entry for discounted tickets. To become a member go to thebristolcable.org/join
Read our article: The right-wing press pedalling hateful, racist bullshit has fuelled the violence on our streets. It’s time for change. https://bit.ly/46EgULw
Speakers: Cllr Jenny Bartle, Green Party councillor for Easton; Priyanka Raval, The Bristol Cable; Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins, freelance reporter; Mose-Issie, The Bristol Commons; Tom Chivers, Media Reform Coalition
* Supporting 10 years of The Bristol Cable *
This event is part of the Bristol Cable's membership drive to get us over the line for our August 31 target. Local independent journalism has never been more important, and your support at this event will help power another 10 years of community-owned media in Bristol.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
The Media Reform Coalition and the Bristol Cable are joining forces for an urgent discussion on the right-wing press' role in spreading disinformation and stoking hatred in our communities.
Following a week of far-right violence, including a riot in Bristol, it is more important than ever to take on the corporate press and hold them to account for their complicity in causing hate and division.
Join us for a discussion with local activists, independent reporters and media campaigners on how we can build a truly democratic local media, with journalism that serves the public rather than the interests of populists and billionaires.
Have your say next week and grab a ticket below (Free for members!)
Please email [email protected] if you need a concession or accessibility ticket, or require a complimentary carer ticket. Membership status will be checked on entry for discounted tickets. To become a member go to thebristolcable.org/join
Read our article: The right-wing press pedalling hateful, racist bullshit has fuelled the violence on our streets. It’s time for change. https://bit.ly/46EgULw
Speakers: Cllr Jenny Bartle, Green Party councillor for Easton; Priyanka Raval, The Bristol Cable; Isaac Kneebone-Hopkins, freelance reporter; Mose-Issie, The Bristol Commons; Tom Chivers, Media Reform Coalition
* Supporting 10 years of The Bristol Cable *
This event is part of the Bristol Cable's membership drive to get us over the line for our August 31 target. Local independent journalism has never been more important, and your support at this event will help power another 10 years of community-owned media in Bristol.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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