Farming the Revolution takes us to the heart of the massive year-long protests against the Indian government’s then newly enacted farm laws during the COVID lockdown. Over half a million […]

What does it take to go against a multinational?

In Nairobi, Kenya, two women are on a mission to transform and decolonise a dilapidated library into a public space that truly serves its community.

Prompt: interrogate the false promises and hidden costs of artificial intelligence. Generate: your own conclusions.

A group of fulfilment centre workers take the fight to Amazon, becoming the first unionised Amazon workplace in the United States.

An exploration of the interconnection between ghost stories, tech company culture in South Korea, and the economy of logistics in Indonesia told between port in Jakarta and an unnamed employee assistance programme office in Seoul.

A group of fulfilment centre workers take the fight to Amazon, becoming the first unionised Amazon workplace in the United States.

Online micro-workers from the Global South share their testimonies of being paid to painstakingly and manually label images: teaching self-driving cars to navigate the roads of the Global North.

A coltan miner and an intersex hacker lead a digital musical revolution soundtracked by Saul Williams.

Take part in a meditative weaving activity during the film, and join us for an informal audience discussion afterwards to explore the intersection of climate justice and labour rights in […]

Take part in a meditative weaving activity during the film, and join us for an informal audience discussion afterwards to explore the intersection of climate justice and labour rights in […]

Mesmerising, tactile, and laden with visual poetry, The Golden Thread captures the last vestiges of the jute industry in Kolkata, India: where a few mills have been weaving this sustainable […]

Join Humanist Society Scotland for a Film Clubs screening of a powerful documentary that exposes the ugly side of the “beautiful game”.

A stunning archive documentary that looks for the roots of the climate crisis in Scotland’s post-war history.

A young Bangladeshi garment worker discovers the power of activism on a journey towards collective liberation and empowerment.

Join director Rubaiyat Hossain and representatives from Christian Aid and Labour Behind the Label live at 20:30 on Friday, 25 September for a conversation exploring the complex dynamics of women’s empowerment within the context of fast fashion – and the power of unions.

A young Bangladeshi garment worker discovers the power of activism on a journey towards collective liberation and empowerment.

What does modern-day slavery look like, and are we complicit in perpetuating it?