Teach-Outs & Picketing

A summary of activities taking place in the next phase of action from Wednesday 15th – Wednesday 22nd March 2023

Wednesday 15th March – Budget Day / National Day of Action

TimeActivityLocation
from 8:30 Picketing entrances. 
Materials can be collected from Gower Street Main Gates from 8am
UCL entrances
from 10:30 Strike TV: Dispatches from the physical picket lines, followed by
Protest song sheet making session and solidarity chat
Online – please register in advance
followed by National Demo and Carnival
11:30UCU Meet-Up: Speaker’s Corner Speaker’s Corner
12:00Main AssemblyPark Lane (by Grosvenor Hotel)
 March to Trafalgar Square for Carnival 

Thursday 16th March 

TimeActivityLocation
from 8:30 Picketing entrances. 
Materials can be collected from Gower Street Main Gates from 8am
UCL entrances
10:00Teach-Out: The Politics of Julian Assange Case: A trade union issue- Dr John Rees (Goldsmiths University) – also on Strike TVUCL Main Gates
11:00-11:30Strike TV: Solidarity chat and dispatches from the physical picket linesOnline – please register in advance
11:30-12:00Strike TV: Songs of Protest with Hugh Goodacre now with songbook!Online – please register in advance
11:30Teach-Out: Is Cultural Appropriation Inevitable? An exploration of cultural exchange, appropriation and appreciation – El BelisarioInstitute of Americas
12:00-14:00Hybrid Strike Meeting with free tea and coffee (bring your own lunch)OneKX, 120 Cromer Street, WC1H 8BS or 
Online (12:00-13:00) – please register in advance
14:00-17:00UCL SciTeachOut 2023: Andrea Sella, Chris HowardMineral Room, 1st floor of the Natural History Museum

Friday 17th March 

TimeActivityLocation
from 8:30 Picketing entrances. 
Materials can be collected from Gower Street Main Gates from 8am
UCL entrances
10:30Teach-Out: Improving women’s political representation: Brazilian civil society organisations and their efforts to impact who gets elected to office – Malu GattoInstitute of Americas
10:30Teach-Out: Office dispossession and Masterplan futures absurdist happening / installation -Theo Bryer and othersIOE
10:30-13:00Strike TV:
10:30-11:00 
Dispatches from the physical picket lines.
11:00-11:30 Multilingual protest songs playlist session. Come and share a protest song that you know! No singing required.  We’ll play the songs on YouTube.
11:30-12:00 Solidarity chat
12:00-13:00 Hybrid Strike Meeting
Online – please register in advance
12:00-14:00Strike Meeting with free tea and coffee (bring your own lunch)OneKX, 120 Cromer Street, WC1H 8BS
14:00Teach-Out: How striking can help us to get us within the Doughnut – Beth StratfordOneKX, 120 Crom

Monday 20th March

TimeActivityLocation
from 8:30 Picketing entrances. 
Materials can be collected from Gower Street Main Gates from 8am
UCL entrances
10:30Teach-Out: Protest and Cultural significance of Vietnam war in the US – Milla May GarrowInstitute of Americas
10:30Teach-Out: “Neoliberal University: what does this (even) mean?” – Sergio GraziosIOE
12:00-14:00Hybrid Strike Meeting with free tea and coffee (bring your own lunch)OneKX, 120 Cromer Street, WC1H 8BS or Online – please register in advance

Tuesday 21st March

from 8:30 Picketing entrances. 
Materials can be collected from Gower Street Main Gates from 8am
UCL entrances
10:00Teach-Out: The Match Girls and the Four Fights – Margot Finn and Jack SaundersStudent Centre/Gordon Square picket
10:30Teach-Out: Minimalism as a political stance – Robert DelaneyInstitute of Americas
10:30Teach-Out: What is the Future for Teacher Education – Seán DoyleIOE
From
12:00
   UCU London Region March to ParliamentAssemble 12 noon, UCEA HQ, Tavistock Square
At 1pm: March to Parliament
  

Wednesday 22nd March

from 8:30 Picketing entrances. 
Materials can be collected from Gower Street Main Gates from 8am
UCL entrances
10:00Picket Block Dance Party! – bring sharing food!26 Bedford Way
10:30Teach-Out: Precarity and casualisation – ‘Stories from people on a research contract -Meena KhatwaIOE
10:30Teach-Out: Autonomy and Solidarity: Multi-Racial Feminist Organising 1970s-2000s – Frankie ChappellInstitute of Americas
11:00Teach-Out: Building deconstructive machines followed by a talk on the ‘Science for People’ movement – Zak Lakota-BaldwinUCL Science and Technology Studies, 22 Gordon Square
12:00-14:00Hybrid Strike Meeting with free tea and coffee (bring your own lunch)OneKX, 120 Cromer Street, WC1H 8BS or Online – please register in advance