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Issue 01

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• 4000 Holes – Blackburn Rovers Fanzine

A

• A Design for Life by The Manic Street Preachers – Music
• A House I Built by M. Barnard Eldershaw – Book
• Alberto Moravia – Communist Writer
• Anarchy: A Graphic Guide by Clifford Harper – Book
• Aneurin Bevan – Labour Politician
• Annette Messager – Artist
• Antoni Gaudi – Architect
• Antonio Gramsci – Marxist Philsopher
• A Scots Quair by Lewis Grassic Gibbon – Book/Writer
• Atelier Populaire – Posters

B

• Babylon by Splash – MusicBash the Rich by Ian Bones – Book
• Berlin Trilogy by Aras Ören – poet
• Bonnington Square Squat – Documentary Film

C

• Capitalist Casualties – MusicCinderella (Ladybird Edition)
• Class War – Anarchist Newspaper
• Colter Wall – Music
• Cyrano de Bergerac – Fictional Character

D

• Dalton Trumbo – Screenplay Writer
• Dave Gibbons – Comic Artist
• David Lloyd – Comic Artist
• Daw fe Ddaw yr Awr yn Ol i Mi by Dafydd Iwan – Musician
• Dead Prez – Music
• Dennis Skinner – Socialist Politician
• Derek Jarman – Artist/Film Maker/Gay Rights Activist

E

• Eddie Campbell – Comic Artist
• Emilia Romagna – Alternative Regional Economies
• Emory Douglas – Visual Communicator

F

• Fables of Faubus by Charles Mingus – Music
• FC St. Pauli – German Football Team
• Flora Eldershaw – Writer
• Florence Reece – Music
• Franny Armstrong – Film Maker
• Frank Bowling – Painter
• Fugazi – Music

G

• Gays the Word – Bookshop Newcastle
• George Orwell – Writer
• Gillo Pontecorvo – Film maker
• Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five – Music
• Grapus – Visual Arts Collective

H

• Harlan County USA by Barbara Kopple – Documentary Film
• Hazel Dickens – Music
• Heaven by Dennis Bovell – Music
• Henry Van de Velde – Artist
• Herbert Marcuse – Political Theorist
• Horseshit – Underground Zine
• Howard Fast – Writer
• Howard Zinn – Socialist Thinker

I

• Iain M Banks – Writer
• If I had a Hammer: Songs of Hope and Struggle by Pete Seegar – Musician

J

• Jamie Reed – Artists
• Jarrow Hungry Marches
• Jeremy Corbyn – Politician
• JG Ballard – Writer
• Jonny Rotten – Music
• Joy Division – Music
• Jimmie Rodgers – Singer

K

• Ken Loach – Film Maker
• Kenneth Anger – Film Maker
• Kevin O’Neill – Comic Artist

L

• Lawrence "Kris" Parker – Music
• Leaving the 20th Century: The Incomplete Work of the Situationist International – Book
• Le Corbusier – Architect
• Les Rice – Music
• Less Talk, More Rock by Propagandhi’s – Music

M

• Marjorie Barn – Writer
• Mark E Smith – Music
• Mark Fisher – Writer and Academic
• Marin Karmitz – Film Maker
• Maya Angelou – Poet and Civil Rights Activist
• Med Hondo – Film Maker
• MEDU Art Ensemble – Visual Communicators
• Minor Threat – Music
• Mondragon – Alternative Regional Economies
• Moving on Song by Ewan Maccoll – Music

N

• Napalm girl by Nick Ut – Photograph
• Ne Travaillez Jamais by Guy Debord – Graphic Slogan
• New Civilization by The Burning Spears – Music
• Noam Chomsky – Social Critic

O

• OSPAAAL movement – Posters

P

• Peter Watkins – Film Maker
• Phi Life Cypher – Music
• Pride – Film

Q

R

• Rachel Pinney – Peace Activist
• Resist by Roland Clarke – Music
• Rosa Luxemburg – Revolutionary Socialist

S

• Samuel Beckett – Writer
• Sarah Gunning – Music
• Sebastiane Hegarty – Sound Artist
• Sergei Eisenstein – Film Maker
• Sex Pistols – Music
• Simone De Beauvoir – Social Theorist and Feminist Activist
• Sleaford Mods – Music
• Someday by Ce Ce Rogers- Music
• Spartacus – Film

T

• Ted Honderich – Philosopher
• Ted Knight – Lambeth Labour Council Leader
• The Ballard of Halo Jones by Alan Moore – Comic
• The Banks are made of Marble by Pete Seeger – Music
• The Conformist by Bernardo Bertolucci – Film
• The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx – Book
• The Coup – Music
• The Fall – Music
• The Harder they Come by Perry Henzell – Film
• The Medium is the Message by Malcom McLuhan – Book
• The Muppet Show and Kermit the Frog – TV
• The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists by Robert Tressell – Book
• The Social Minority by Peter Townsend – Book
• The Specials – Music
• The Spooks – Music
• The Wall by Pink Floyd – Music
• Tony Benn – Socialist Politician
• Tony Wilson – Factory Records and Hacienda Nightclub Owner
• Treason! (Chartist Play) – Theatre

U

• Ursula K Le Guin – Writer or Speculative Fiction
• Utopia Land  by Teddy Dan – Music

V

• Věra Chytilová – Film Maker
• Vladimir Lenin – Communist
• Volker Ippig – German Footballer

W

• Walter Benjamin – Philosopher and Cultural Critic
• William Morris – Socialist Writer and Artist
• Woody Guthrie – Music

X

Y

• Yes Men – PrankstersYōkai spirits of Japanese folklore – Character Design

Z

Issue 02

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• 1 in 12 Club - Library

A

• Ade Edmonson - Comedian
• Alan Bennett – Playwright
• Alan Bleasdale – Screenwriter
• Alexei Sayle – Comedian
• Alison Steadman – Actress
• Antonio Gramsci – Political Thinker/Writer
• A People’s History of the United States by Howard Zinn - Book
• Arthur Scargill – NUM Union Leader
• Asylum - Magazine
• Attila The Stockbroker – Poetry

B

• Baader-Meinhof – Political Group
• Battle for Winter Hill by Paul Salveson – Book
• Beau Belles Ice Cream Van – Mobile Library
• Ben Elton – Comedian
• Benjamin Zephaniah – Poet
• Bernie Sanders – American Politician
• Big in Japan - Music
• Billy Bragg - Musician
• Black Boy by Richard Wright – Book
• Black Panthers – Liberation Movement
• Bob Dylan - Musician
• Bob Marley – Musician
• Bread and Roses – Song/Poem
• Brenda Fassie – Singer/Songwriter

C

• Carol White - Actress
• Charles Dickens – Writer
• Check Point Charlie - Place
• Clarion Cycling Club - Sport
• Coal Not Dole – Badges
• Chartists – Working Class Movement
• Che Guevara – Revolutionary
• Citizen Fish - Music
• Commoners Choir – Music
• Communal Garden Paths - Place
• Counter Information – Pamphlet
• Crass – Music
  

D

• DADA – Art Movement
• David Bowie - Musician
• Dennis Emmanuel Brown – Musician
• Dennis Potter – Screenwriter
• Dial M for Merthyr – Football Fanzine
• Dic Penderyn – Welsh Upriser
• Dolores Ibárruri Gómez - Politican
• Do the Right Thing – Film
• Down and Out in Paris and London by Gorge Orwell – Book
• Durham Banner Makers - Bannermakers
• Durham Miners’ Association (DMA) – Trade Union
• Durham Miners Gala – Labour Festival
• Dylan Thomas – Poet
  

E

• Edith Sitwell - Poet
• Elvis Costello – Musician
• Emma Goldman – Political Activist
• Eric’s Liverpool – Music Venue
• Eton Rifles - The Jam - Music
• Everything Counts by Depeche Mode
• Evil Empire by Rage Against the Machine – Music
• Extinction Rebellion – Environmental Movement
  

F

• Family and Kinship in East London by Michael Young and Peter Wilmott – Book
• Forward Together Coventry – Skills Exchange
• Flux of Pink Indians – Music
• Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Music
• French and Saunders - Comedians
  

G

• Gang Of Four – Music
• Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymous Bosch - Painting
• George Gabriel - Artist
• Gerhard Richter – Artist
• German Autonomen – Political Movement
• Gran Fury – AIDS Activism
• Greek insurrectionists - Political Movement
• Greenleaf Radical Bookshop – Bookshop
• Greta Thunberg – Environmental Activist

H

• Half Man Half Biscuit - Music
• Hugh Masekela – Musician
  

I

• If by Lindsay Anderson - Film
• Imitation of Life (1059) – Film
• Independent Labour Party – Political Party
• In the Heat of the Night – Film
• Italian autonomists – Political Movement
  

J

• Jacques Derrida - Philosopher
• Jacques Lacan – Psychoanalyst
• James Connolly – Irish Politician
• Jeremy Corbyn – UK Politician
• Jeremy Deller – Artist
• Jeremy Sanford - Writer
• Jo Brand – Comedian
• John Heartfield - Artist
• John Jenkins – Welsh Nationalist
• Joseph Beuys – Artist
• John Peel – Radio DJ
• John Waters – Film Director
• Julie Walters – Actress
• Just Stop Oil - Environmental Movement

K

• Karl Marx – Political Thinker/Writer
• Ken Livingstone – Labour Politican
• Ken Loach – Film Director
• Kirsty MacColl – Musician
• KLF - Music
• Kurt Cobain – Musician

L

• La Calusca Milan – Radical Bookshop
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo – Music
• Lockdown Diaries of the Working Class by Dr Lisa McKenzie – Book
• Led By Donkeys – Political Campaign Group
• Len Johnson – Boxer
• Libero Moroni – Bookseller
• Little Girls by Elena Gianini Belotti – Book
• Little Red Book - Book
• Live from Death Row by Mumia Abu-Jamal – Book
• London by Patrick Keiller - Film
• Look Back in Anger by John Osborne – Play
• Lou Reed - Musician
• Luddites – Working Class Movement

M

• Maggie Thatcher the Milk Snatcher – Song
• Marcel Duchamp - Artist
• Marcus Mosiah Garvey – Activist
• Martin Scorsese – Film Director
• Mark Miwurdz – Spoken Word
• Mary Kelly – Artist
• Mary Barton by Elizabeth Gaskell – Book
• MayDay Rooms - Archive
• MC5 - Music
• Michael Davitt – Irish Activist
• Mick Lynch – RMT Union Leader
• The Mighty Wah - Music
• Mike Leigh – Film Director
• Miriam Makeba – Singer/Songwriter
• Moorlands and Memories by Allen Clarke – Book
• Mr Benn – Children’s TV Series
• My People by Caradoc Evans – Book

N

• Nat Ratha – Collage Poetry
• Nell Dunn - Writer
• New Left Review – Magazine
• NME - Newspaper
• North Soul - Music
• Nuclear Dawn by Brian Barnes and Dale McCrea – Mural

O

• Old Grey Whistle Test – TV Series
• Omotayo Jolaosho – Writer

P

• Patti Smith – Musician/Activist
• Peace Action Durham – Political Organisation
• People in Common – Commune
• Penny Rimbaud - Musician
• Peter Kropotkin – Anarchist Political Thinker
• Pictures of Starving Children Sell Records by Chumbawamba – Music
• Pierrot le Fou by Jean-Luc Godard’s - Film
• Pink Military - Music
• Poison Girls – Music
• Poor Cow by Ken Loach – Film
• Primo Moroni Archive – Print Archive

Q

R

• Radical Library Collective - Libraries
• Rastafari – Liberation Movement
• Raymond Carver - Writer
• Richy James Edwards - Musician
• Road to Wigan Pier by George Orwell – Book
• Robert Mapplethorpe - Photographer
• Robbie Coltrane - Actor
• Roger Corman – Film Director
• Roll of Thunder, Hear Me Cry by Mildred Taylor – Book
• Roxy Music – Music
• Reel News – Workers News Channel
• Rudimentary Peni - Music

S

• Selector – Music
• Sex Pistols – Music
• SHAG – Football Fanazine
• SHEBA a feminist press – Independent Publisher
• Siouxsie and the Banshees - Music
• Social Democratic Federation – Political Party
• Soledad Brother by George Lester Jackson – Book
• Søren Kierkegaard – Social Critic
• Sorry To Bother You - Film
• Spike Milligan – Comedian/Musician/Poet/Writer
• Stan Iveson – Socialist
• Steel Pulse - Music
• Stephen Frears – Film Director
• Stephen Fry – Actor
• Stephen Willats – Artist
• Steve Ignorant - Musician
• Stiff Little Fingers – Music
• Style Council - Music
• Susan Hiller – Artist
• Szpilke – Magazine

T

• TAL fanzine (Celtic Anti-Facists) – Zine
• The Teardrop Explodes - Music
• The Alternative – Music
• The Antisystemic Politics of the Militant Introvert by Shy Radicals – Book
• The Beat - Music
• The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison – Book
• The Clarion Club – Socialist Club
• The Clash – Music
• The Hen Lane Social in Coventry – Social Club
• The Holy Bible by The Manic Street Preachers - Music
• The Housemartins – Music
• The Jesus and Mary Chain - Music
• The Philistine Controversy - Book
• The Power and Influence of Illustration – Book
• The Redskins – Music
• The Threepenny Opera by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weil - Theatre
• The Semi-Detached European – Michael Hindley
• The Smiths – Music
• The Specials – Music
• The Spy who came in from the Cold by John Le Carre - Book
• The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon – Book
• This is England – TV Series
• Thomas the Tank Engine – Children’s TV Series
• Tom Robinson Band – Music

U

• UCU – Trade Union
• Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas – Radio Drama

V

• Vincent Harding – Pastor/Historian
• Vladimir Lenin – Revolutionary Russian Politician

W

• Walking in the Lancashire Pennines by G.R. Buck – Map
• Walter Benjamin – Eclectic Thinker
• William Blake – Artist/Writer
• William Morris – Writer and Artist
• William Shakespeare – Writer
• Will Yo Come O Sunday Mornin – Trespass Song
• Willy Russell – Dramatist
• Woodchip Wallpaper – Interior Design
• Woody Guthrie - Musician
• World Transformed – Socialist Festival

X

• XTC - Music
• X Ray Spex – Music

Y

• Y Cae ras (The Racecourse) – Football Stadium
• Yvonne Chaka Chaka – Singer

Z 

• Z (1969 - Film
• Zapatista – Mexican Political Movement
• Zounds - Music

Issue 03

#

• 1 in 12 - Club in Bradford, UK.
• 3 Logical Exits – Film
• 3000 Nights – Film

A

• A Las Barricadas – Song
• A man Returned – Film
• A World Not Ours – Film
• ACORN - Housing Union
• African National Congress Choir – Choir
• All You Fascists Bound to Lose – Song
• Alsatoor – Satirist
• An Illustrated History of Britain 1780-1950 – Book
• Annemarie Jacir – Filmmaker
• Astrid Lindgren - Writer
• Audre Lorde – Writer and feminist

B

• Bella Ciao – Song
• Ben O’ Bills, the Luddite, A Yorkshire Tale – Book
• Bertolt Brecht – Playwright
• Bill Shankly – Football Manager
• Black Flag – Band
• Blaze – Fanzine
• Bloody Sunday – Massacre at Civil Rights March
• Bob Vylan - Band
• Bread and Roses – Song
• Buenaventura Durruti - Spanish anarchist and militia leader
• Burntollet Bridge - Ambush of Civil Rights Marchers

C

• Cable Street Mural– Mural
• Casetteboy - Music and comedy duo
• Chronicle of a Disappearance – Film
• Class War - Anarchist group and newspaper
• Clifford Harper - Anarchist artist and writer
• Commoners Choir – Choir
• Crass – Band
• Criminal Justice Act – UK Act of Parliament

D

• Daily Herald – Newspaper
• Das Lied von der Moldau – Song
• David Low - Cartoonist and Caricaturist
• Deutsche Bauakademie – Academy
• Die Presse als Organisator – Mural
• Direct Action Network – Activists network
• Divine Intervention – Film
• Dodworth Colliery Band – Band
• Domitilla Barrios - Feminist and labour leader
• Dorothea Lange – Photographer
• Silvio Macetti - Professor of Architecture

E

• Ebba Grön – Band
• Edward Said – Academic and political activist
• Ejército de Liberación Nacional - Political organisation
• Elia Suleiman - Film director and actor
• Emmeline Pankhurst – Suffragette

F

• Format Photographers Agency - Women's-only Photographic Agency
• Formations of Class and Gender – Book
• Freedom Bookshop – Anarchist Bookshop
• From Blue to Black – Book

G

• Gee Vaucher - Artist
• George Cruikshank - Caricaturist and Illustrator
• Gianni Rodari - Writer
• Global Justice Movement - Social movements network
• God and the State – Manuscript
• Going Underground – Song
• Gordon Park – Photographer
• Grapes of Wrath – Book
• Greek Civil War – Political event
• Greenham Common - Women's Peace Camp

H

• Hackney Flashers - Women's Photography Collective
• Harriet Beecher Stowe – Writer

I

• I Wish I knew How It would Feel to be Free – Song
• Imperiet – Band

J

• Jack Hart – Trade Unionist
• James Gillray - Caricaturist and Printmaker
• Jaroslav Hašek – Writer
• Jennie Lee – Politician
• Jeremy Corbyn - Politician
• Jimmy Reid – Trade Unionist
• Joakim Thåström – Singer
• Joel Lane – Writer
• John Kennedy Toole - Writer
• John Steinbeck - Autor
• John Tenniel – Artist

K

• Kes – Book

L

• Land Art Generator Initiative – Energy organisation
• Les Edwards – Artist
• Luddites - 19th-century movement of English textile workers

M

• Mahdi Fleifel - Film Director
• Mai Masri – Filmmaker
• Malcolm McLaren – Designer, Manager and Artist
• Manic Street Preachers – Band
• Mark Twain - Writer
• Mick Lynch - Trade unionist
• Migrant Mother – Photograph
• Mike Perkins – Trade Unionist
• Moss Side Trust - Social Enterprise
• Music for a Jilted Generation - Album by The Prodigy

N

•  National Football Museum – Museum
• National Union of Mineworkers – Trade Union
• Nelson Mandela – Politician
• Non Stop Erotic Cabaret - – Record
• Noureddin Kianouri - Architect and a Political Activist

O

• Our Friends in the North – TV series

P

• Palestinian Film Unit – Film Archive
• Paris Commune - French Revolutionary Government
• Patrick Dolan – Politician
• Peterloo – Massacre at a political gathering of working class people
• Power in a Union – Song
• Pyrsos [Πυρσός] – Magazine

Q

R

• Rage Against The Machine – Band
• Rawford’s Mill – Luddite battleground
• Raymond Pettibon - Artist
• Resumen de Noticias – Song
• Robin Wood - Marxist and Psychoanalytic film critic
• Rodney Bickerstaffe – Trade Unionist
• Roy Bailey - English sociologist and folk singer

S

• Samouni Road – Film
• Seize The Day – Band
• Silvia Federici - Scholar, teacher, and feminist activist
• Silvio Rodriquez – Musician
• Simone de Beauvoir – philosopher and feminist activist.
• Sisters Uncut - Feminist movement
• Sleuth – Film
• Smash Hits – Magazine
• Socialist Labour Party of Ireland – Political Party
• Socialist Sunday School – Childrens Socialist School
• Socialist Worker – Newspaper
• Soft Cell – Band
• Solarpunk - Art and political movement
• Sophie Lewis - Writer and Feminist
• Stand up and Spit – Poetry Blog
• Staten och Kapitalet – Song
• Stefano Savona – Filmmaker
• Stroud Red Band – Band
• Stutz – Documentary
• Superman IV: The Quest for Peace – Film

T

• Taki 183 – Graffiti artist
• Texas Chainsaw Massacre – Film
• The Battle-Hymn of the Republic – Song
• The Bolshevik Revolution – Political event
• The Earth Wire – Book
• The Good Soldier Švejk - Novel
• The Grapes of Wrath – Book
• The History of the Countryside Dr Oliver Rackham – Book
• The Internationale – Song
• The Jam – Band
• The Mitchell Library - Reference library
• The Red Sunday School - Childrens Socialist School
• The Second International - Organisation of socialist and labour parties
• The Spectacular Times – Pamphlet / Pocketbook
• The Tabernacle Choir – Choir
• The Time that Remains – Film
• The Writing on the Wall – Record
• Their Law - Song by The Prodigy
• Three Boats – Song
• To a Mouse – Poem
• Tolpuddle festival – Commentative festival
• Tony Benn – Politican
• Tudeh Party (Iranian Communist Party) – Political Party
• Twenty Impossibles – Film

U

• Union of Socialist Geographers – Activist Group
• United States – Song

V

W 

• Wages for Housework- Feminist movement
• Walter Benjamin – Philosopher
• Wankers of the World – Satirist
• Who Does Not Envy with Us is Against Us – Book
• Wir Weben – Mural
• Witold Gombrowicz - Writer
• Working Class Movement Library – Library
• Working-Class Queers: Time Place and Politics – Book

X 

Y 

• Ynysybwl Cooperative Society - Cooperative Society
• Youth CND - Campaigning organisation

Z

• Z (1969 - Film)

Issue 04

#

• 7:84 – Scottish Left-wing Agitprop Theatre Group
• 55°N, 5°E, Vanishing by Gareth Smith – Music
• 1915 Rent Strikes – Glasgow Rent Strikes

A

• A Mile in My Shoes – Immersive Experience
• Artistic Talent – from the book The German Ideology
• Alasdair Gray – Writer
• A Section of Lord Byron's Drawing Rooms by Godfried Donkor – Artwork
• Arwa Abouon – Artist
• Agit Prop – Cultural Expression/Art Form with a Clear Political Objective
• Acts of Enclosure – Acts of Parliament
• Aki Kaurismaki – Filmmaker

B

• Bill Walker – Muralist
• Break the Grip of the Absentee Landlord – Mural
• Bill Shankly – Football Manager
• Burmese Days by George Orwell – Book
• Blanketeers' March – Protest by Manchester Textile Workers
• Blacklist Support Group – Justice Campaign and Support Network
• Bargehouse – Exhibition Space
• Brixton Pound – Local Currency
• Billy Liar by Keith Waterhouse – Book

C

• Crowds – Poem by Charles Baudelaire
• Chaos, Magic, and the Band Who Burned a Million Pounds by John Higgs – Book
• Clifford Harper – Anarchist and Illustrator
• Claimants Union – Movement
• Chip Hamer – Poet
• Castlemorton Common – Location for a Week-long Free Rave
• Criminal Justice and Public Order Act – Act of Parliament

D

• David Alfaro Siqueiros – Muralist
• dinnerladies – TV Series
• Danny Collins – Mentor, Campaigner and Homeless Tour Guide
• Dr Rebecca Yeo – Researcher/Activist
• David Graeber Institute – A Platform for Projects Related to David Graeber's Legacy
• Dogger Bank Incident – Sea Incident
• Don't Leave Me This Way by The Communards – Song

E

• Extinction Rebellion – Global Environmental Movement
• Edwin Morgan – Poet
• Echo and the Bunnymen – Band
• Exiting the Vampire Castle by Mark Fisher – Article

F

• Frank Cottrell-Boyce – Screenwriter
• Feminism is for Everybody by Bell Hooks – Book
• For Walls With Tongues – Oral History Project
• From the Sea to the Land Beyond by Penny Woolcock – Documentary

G

• Greenwich Mural Workshop – Workshop
• Greenham Common – Women's Peace Camp
• Garth England – Artist

H

• High Hopes by Mike Leigh – Film
• History of the Meat Packers Union – Mural

I

• Inside Film – Workshop Group
• Independent Workers Union – Trade Union
• I Hired a Contract Killer by Aki Kaurismäki – Film

J

• James Connolly – Irish Republican
• James Kelman – Writer
• Jim Jarmusch – Filmmaker
• Jurassic Park – Film
• John Dewey – Philosopher
• John McLean – Scottish Socialist and Revolutionary
• Joy Division – Band

K

• KLF – Band
• Ken Loach – Filmmaker

L

• Leeds United – Play
• Little Gidding by T.S. Eliot – Poem
• Little Boxes by Pete Seeger – Song
• londonprintstudio – Printmaking Centre
• Los Tres Grandes – Mexican Muralists Rivera, Siqueiros and Orozco

M

• Museum of Unrest – Online Not-for-profit Educational Project
• Mark Rogovin – Muralist and Activist
• Margi Clarke – Actor
• Maltby Colliery – Coal Mine
• Murdered with Straight Lines: Drawings by Garth England – Book
• Mark Fisher – Philosopher
• Mike Leigh – Filmmaker

N

• National Women's Liberation Conference – Conference 1970
• NVA – Arts Organisation and Charity
• Neville Staples – Musician
• Now! – Film

O

• Ocean Rebellion – Climate Action Group
• On Palestine by Noam Chomsky and Ilan Pappé – Book
• Off the Cobbles by Danny Collins – Book
• Operation Mindfuck – Concept Developed by Robert Anton Wilson and Kerry Thornley

P

• Paul Robeson – Singer, Activist, Honorary Welshman
• Proud Valley – Film
• Public Enemy – Band
• Pendle Witches by Blake Morrison – Book
• Paula Rego – Artist
• Poetry on the Picket Line – Poet Collective
• Poetry on the Picket Line Anthology, published by Culture Matters – Book
• Penda's Fen by David Rudkin – 1974 TV Drama
• Paddington Printshop – Centre for Graphic Design, Printing and Community Activism
• Pure by Timothy Mo – Book
• PLUR – Set of Principles Associated with Rave Culture
• Play for Today – BBC TV Series
• Paris Commune – French Revolutionary Government
• Philip Oakey – Singer
• Peter Hook – Musician
• Piers Plowman – Poem

R

• Roots – TV Series
• Roger Mayne – Photography
• Rosa Luxemburg – Philosopher
• Radical Glasgow Tours – Interactive Walking Tours
• Rock Against Racism – Anti-Racist Movement

S

• SOW – Digital (AR) Artwork
• Stuart Hall – Cultural Theorist and Political Activist
• Sinéad O'Connor – Musician
• Syd Shelton – Photographer
• Social Model of Disability
• Shakespeare à la Carte – Theatre Group

T

• The March of Humanity on Earth and Towards the Cosmos – Mural
• Terry Hall – Musician
• The Lion and the Cobra (1987) – Album by Sinéad O'Connor
• The Specials – Band
• The Faith of Graffiti – Book
• Public Art Workshop – Workshop Group
• The Wall of Respect – Mural Project
• The German Ideology – Book
• Third Cinema – Latin American Film Movement
• The Hour of the Furnaces (La Hora de los Hornos) – Film
• The Cheviot, the Stag and the Black Black Oil by John McGrath – Play
• The Shrewsbury Three – Trade Unionists
• The Gresford Disaster by The Albion Band – Song
• The Price of Everything by Nathaniel Kahn – Documentary Film
• Turnaround Publisher Services – Independent Book Distributor
• The Young Ones – TV Series
• Terence Davies – Filmmaker
• Tony Garnett – Filmmaker
• Trevor Griffiths – Dramatist and Screenwriter
• The Comedians – Play
• The Northern Trawl – Play
• The Fall – Band
• The Mekons – Post Punk Band
• Tommy Armstrong – The Pitman's Poet
• The Trimdon Grange Explosion – Folk Song
• The Commitments by Alan Parker – Film

U

• Unrest by Cyril Schäublin – Film

W

• Worker's Control – Movement
• Windrush Generation – Individuals who Migrated from Caribbean to the UK 1948 to 1973
• William Hogarth – Artist
• Walk Midlands – Walking Guide
• Wembley to Soweto Foundation – Charity Providing Photographic Training