Memory, Archives and Oral Histories in Eco-anarchist Resistance

What is invisible, unseen or barely remembered in the last 30 years of eco-anarchist resistance in the UK? Why are some radical histories celebrated by future generations while others are quickly forgotten? How can we celebrate successes, recognise how much remains to fight for, and learn from them as our context changes? This illustrated talk considers these questions through the campaign against genetically modified crops in the UK, the early climate movement and the radical media that shared stories of some of these actions.