Topics
Socialist History
These sessions will explore important historical moments from a socialist perspective.
Socialist Strategy
Capitalism is monstrous, but how socialists should organise is a deeply contested question. These sessions will grapple with some of the big questions confronting revolutionary socialists today.
Monster Capitalism
Capitalism is becoming ever more monstrous: driving inequality, environmental destruction, imperialist rivalry and the rise of the far right. Explore the crises and contradictions of a system that puts profit before people, and the forces capable of bringing it down.
War and antiwar
These sessions will explore the causes of modern warfare, the growing rivalries between imperialist powers, and the resistance of people facing occupation and invasion. They will examine the history of antiwar movements and the role of working-class internationalism in the struggle against militarism and imperialism.
Fascism and the far right
These sessions will explore the resurgence of fascist movements and the far right, the social forces driving their growth and the threats they pose to workers, migrants and oppressed people. They will examine the history of fascism, contemporary far-right politics and the strategies needed to build effective resistance.
Antifascism
From the mass struggles against fascism in the 1930s to contemporary resistance against the far right, antifascism has been central to working-class and liberation movements. These sessions will explore the history, politics and tactics of antifascist organising, and the strategies needed to build a powerful movement of resistance.
Marxism 101
An essential introduction to Marxism for activists, students, and anyone curious about socialist ideas. This stream explores the foundations of Marxist theory, the history of class struggle, the workings of capitalism, and the strategies socialists have used to organise and fight back. Build your understanding of the ideas, debates, and tools that shape the struggle for a socialist future.
Participants are encouraged to read Introducing Marxism by Tom Bramble in preparation for the sessions.
Racism and resistance
Racism is deeply embedded in the history and structures of capitalism, used to divide workers and justify exploitation, colonialism and state violence. These sessions will explore the history of racism, the struggles of those who have fought against it and the role of socialist politics in building a united movement of resistance.
Gender, Sexuality and Socialism
From the fight for abortion rights and trans liberation to challenging sexism, homophobia and the gendered divisions of class society, oppression remains central to how capitalism operates. These sessions will explore the roots of oppression, the history of struggles for liberation and the role of socialist politics in winning a world free from all forms of oppression.
Spotlight On Asia
From the rise of China and intensifying imperialist rivalries to mass workers' struggles and movements against oppression, Asia is at the centre of many of the defining conflicts of the 21st century. These sessions will explore the region's political and economic transformations, its revolutionary histories and the struggles shaping its future.
Spotlight on the Middle East
From Palestine to Iran, the Middle East remains a central battleground of imperialist rivalry, popular resistance and revolutionary struggle. These sessions will explore the region's history, the politics of its ruling classes and the movements fighting for liberation, democracy and socialism.

































