The Association of Black Humanists (ABH) have a YouTube channel! The ABH works to increase visibility, prominence, and create space for non-religious people from Africa/AfricanCaribbean and the diaspora, and to work with the wider humanist community towards common goals. You can find talks and discussions including topics such as sentientism, deconversion, the murder of George Floyd, Yoruba…
Read More Association of Black Humanists on YouTubeCome join the Libre Graphics Club and learn how to use community developed image editing software to produce ace flyers and posters. Next session is Monday 10th May, 6 – 8 PM BST. Please register on eventbrite for all the details. Can’t make it? Libre Graphics Club sessions run twice every month, on the 10th…
Read More Yet more Libre Graphics! 10th and 20th of each month.Libre Graphics Club is a project to help people skill up with digital and printed visuals, without having to use expensive corporate software. Come and learn how to use community developed image editing software to produce ace flyers, posters & more. The first online event is this Monday 29th March, 6.30-8pm, focussing on co-developing the…
Read More Libre Graphics Club is go!It’s been dark, cold, and we’re all missing being able to meet up together. But Common House Assemblies have been carrying on online over the last months to keep everything going! Some updates: Members are looking into ways we can do more to make activism accessible, and will be have conversations with different groups to…
Read More Bumper winter assemblies update!At Sunday’s assembly member groups shared updates on their recent activities, which for Concrete Action include working on an action that confronts gentrification as a race issue, and for Queerspace, signing up to the London Bi Pandas pledge to be actively antiracist within their organising. We’ve been organising online workshops on knowing your rights when…
Read More Update from Common House Assembly (August 2020)Common House Assemblies have been continuing online due to the on-going coronavirus situation. At Sunday’s assembly we discussed how to implement a partial re-opening safely, and will be consulting with Common House members in the coming weeks to work out the best approach. We discussed some of the ongoing collective projects among members. This includes…
Read More Update from Common House Assembly (July 2020)The Filthbusters Collective have put out a new zine on alternatives to calling the police, all you ever wanted to know and more. It’s currently tailored to Hackney but could be adapted for your area, e.g by adding links to groups local to you. Contact details for Filthbusters can be found in the zine. It’s…
Read More Filthbusters! A zine on alternatives to calling the policeThe Common House is looking for new members! If your group is committed to challenging oppression and exploitation, building movement infrastructure and a radical, inclusive organising culture then in touch. We offer very low (and no-) cost meeting, organising, and co-working space for grass roots groups from across London. Suggested donations are £5p/h or £1.25…
Read More Calling all radical groups looking for a home!On Saturday the 23rd September The Common House will be throwing a folk fundraiser with food and merriment in aid of both us and another radical London based community, The London Catholic Worker. The London Catholic worker is a community of destitute migrants and Christian activists who live together under the principles of community, hospitality…
Read More Common House Folk FundraiserThe Common House Emergency Crowdfunder is now officially OVER! Sit down, kick back, it is done. We’re thrilled to have made it to £15,300, with the generous donations of 355 supporters. This will make a huge difference – it means we can stay open and keep providing space for so many great projects. Thank you…
Read More What’s next for Common House – we’ve got plans, come get involved!