[ELECTRON] Program Reshuffle Govan 18th 19th March 2011

[Bob]

COMMON GOOD DAY 18TH MARCH

Friday 12:00 5:00
Common Good Day
11:00 meet-up tea and coffee.


12:00 2:00
Short introduction to Common Good. Short presentations from North Kelvin 
Meadows, Fairfield Farmhouse Community Trust, LEGUP, and Urban Roots and 
maybe some others. Bill Fraser on researching our Common Good And - Open 
discussion on common good as an organisational tool
Common Good Day workshop info

2:00 3:00 Soup ,snacks, tea, coffee
Film Barefoot Economics (during)

3:00 5:00
Andy Wightman In conversation with Alastair McIntosh Common Good, Land, how 
it is taken from us and the campaign to identify, document and restore our 
common heritage.

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Saturday 12:00 5:00
FAMILY FUN DAY 19th March

Fun day will start at 12:00 through to 5:00 - See below also for Films and 
Discussions

Rickshaw rides (Weather permitting:) Take a ride from the Pearce Institute 
to the Fairfield Community Garden - Making bread Learn to make bread and 
and enjoy it with your food - Cardboard club Make and build a cardboard 
house or a costume or just use your imagination - Galgael, Govan's boat 
builders, carvers - Science things Learn to solder and experiment with 
science - Food Eat, help to make and share home made food - Story telling 
Hear stories from deepest Govan and beyond - Magician Be spellbound by the 
magicians tricks. Find some hidden treasure.
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FILMS DISCUSSIONS

Glasgow Works? 1.30pm – 3.30pm Screening & Discussion:

The Paradox of Onesimus - what to do with the basic income
Sylvain Froidevaux

First As Tragedy, Then As Farce: The economic crisis and the end of global 
capitalism
Slavoj Zizek at the RSA

Tae Sail On Them Is No Their Fate "....What persists in the collective 
psyche is marked by sadness, regret, pride and anger but also resilience, 
inspired by experience and an understanding that the struggle for 
self-determination or “a decent living” for the working classes is ongoing. 
We hope this film endures as a document, a small remnant of this struggle...."

Discussion with Ailsa McKay, Professor of Economics, Glasgow Caledonian 
University.

3:30 5:00
Open Forum

Education, movement building Open discussion.

At present when there is a healthy and active interest in alternative 
education practices, or some would say real education, (why should "we' 
always be the "alternative"?) From the new "Free Hetherington" 
squataversity to the "Independent Resource Centre" in Clydebank whose 
history goes back to the 70s and an interesting selection of projects in 
between. All are part of the "rich tapestry" of self education ideas that 
anyone can tune into. Bring your ideas to the forum.
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