Programme

We explore how social ecology and mutual aid can offer concrete alternatives to the capitalist-state system to transform the urban and natural spaces we live in, starting from grassroots solidarity experiences.

A dialogue on the urgent need to rebuild alliances between anarchist and feminist movements, from historical anarcha-feminism to contemporary challenges of ecofeminism and LGBTQ+ movements.

Critical reflection on the first quarter-century of the anarchist movement: from the hopes of the ‘anarchist century’ to current challenges, to articulate concrete strategies for social transformation.

Investigation into the possibility of developing a specifically anarchist gaze on history and sources, exploring alternative methodologies and the role of archives as custodians of movement memory.