Why Young People Need to Organise

By: Jess Barnard

From work to housing and public services, the emerging generation is screwed by today’s economy — and the only answer is to organise collectively to fight for better.

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If you attended one of last month’s protests that took place in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder, you would have been struck by the fact that they were overwhelmingly comprised of, and led by, young women. Angered both by violence perpetrated against women and the violent acts of the police, these movements took to […]

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If you attended one of last month’s protests that took place in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder, you would have been struck by the fact that they were overwhelmingly comprised of, and led by, young women. Angered both by violence perpetrated against women and the violent acts of the police, these movements took to […]

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If you attended one of last month’s protests that took place in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder, you would have been struck by the fact that they were overwhelmingly comprised of, and led by, young women. Angered both by violence perpetrated against women and the violent acts of the police, these movements took to […]

If you attended one of last month’s protests that took place in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder, you would have been struck by the fact that they were overwhelmingly comprised of, and led by, young women. Angered both by violence perpetrated against women and the violent acts of the police, these movements took to […]

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