slow walking
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Crackdowns on peaceful environmental protests should stop and give way to more social dialogue – Commissioner for Human Rights
In the light of the UK government’s crackdown on slow-walking protests, this comment from Council of Europe makes interesting reading – Strasbourg 02/06/2023 Source: Crackdowns on peaceful environmental protests should stop and give way to more social dialogue – Commissioner for Human Rights
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UK Government acts to stop highly disruptive slow walking tactics
The Home Secretary has renewed plans to protect the public from highly disruptive protest tactics such as slow walking…. “Don’t dilly dally on your way home” Source: Government acts to stop highly disruptive slow walking tactics – GOV.UK
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Walking Like a Tortoise
Walking Like a Tortoise started with collective walking around the edge of Edinburgh to celebrate the Festival of Terminalia. It was followed by more walks, creative responses and art-making, much questioning, conversation & radical hospitality.
• Slow walk listening and the sonic art of breath
Slow walk listening and the sonic art of breath / deep listening® text scores of Pauline Oliveros with Anne Bourne We meet at the dock at Hanlan’s Point and cycle or walk to Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. After extreme slow walk to the south shore, A self guided listening meditation, and collective exploration of two Oliveros
Slow walk listening and the sonic art of breath
Slow walk listening and the sonic art of breath / deep listening® text scores of Pauline Oliveros with Anne Bourne Take the ferry to Hanlan’s Point from Jack Layton Ferry Terminal. Make your way to Gibraltar Point Lighthouse After extreme slow walk together towards the south shore, self guided listening, and the collective exploration of
Articles elsewhere
Walking like a Totoise
Friday 29 September to 1 October 2023 at Madelvic House, the Granton Hub, Granton Park Avenue, Edinburgh EH5 1HSFriday 29th 4-5.45pm Community part around part of the Granton boundary Book here.Friday 29th September Opening Event 6pm onwards, with refr...
• Psychogeographic lines, slow walking and walking as protest – with Fergal in Dublin’s docklands
In July 2019 Fergal and myself went on a cross-town walk in Dublin as part of a collaborative writing process for a book on further education. Towards the end, and as we found ourselves meandering to a conclusion around the financial quarter of Dubli...
Exploring Micro Sovereignties
I often think about the group slow walk Hamish Futon ran in Birmingham in 2012 for the Ikon and Fierce Festival where he got people to walk lines marked behind Curzon Street Station, some very short, some the length of the site, as slowly as necessary to complete the walk in the time allowed. Here's […]
