Summer Camp 2020

2020 details to be posted soon. Here is a previous Summer Camp advert:

Full schedule

Friday

Time	What's on	Details
7-8.45pm	Main meeting	Caste, race and class – questions for Marxists with TU Senan
9pm – late	Music	Live music in the marquee, followed by campfire singing
10.30pm	Movies in the Marquee	Reds

Saturday

Time	What's on	Details
11am-12noon	Optional discussion	Corbyn, Labour, class struggle and the United Front method with Judy Beishon from the Executive committee
2-3pm	Sharing experiences from our branches	a) Recruiting new members to the Socialist Party with national organiser Sarah Sachs-Eldridgeb) Being a Marxist in the workplace with Scott Jonesc) Organising the Young Socialists with youth and student organiser Claire Laker-Mansfield
Time tbc	Informal discussion	Everything you wanted to know about socialism and Marxism but were afraid to ask
3-5pm	Afternoon activities	a) Cricket match organised by Tamil cricketersb) Crafting session with some basic material providedc) Board games
7-8.45pm	Rally	What next for the ‘youth-quake’? with Socialist Party youth and student organiser Claire Laker-Mansfield
9pm – late	Music	Live music and open mic performances in the marquee, followed by campfire singing
10.30pm	Movies in the Marquee	Land and Freedom

Sunday

Time	What's on	Details
11am-12noon	Optional discussion	The housing crisis after Grenfell with London Socialist Party secretary and housing campaigner Paula Mitchell
2-3pm	Sharing experiences from our branches	a) How to intervene in a meeting with Sarah Wrackb) How to be a branch paper organiser with national circulation manager Ian Pattisonc) How to be a finance organiser with Ken Douglas, national treasure
Time tbc	Informal discussion	Everything you wanted to know about socialism and Marxism but were afraid to ask
3-5pm	Afternoon activities	a) Football tournament organised by members of AFC Militantb) Socialist ramble organised by professional rambler Martin Reynoldsc) Timed chess games
7-8.45pm	Rally	2017 - a world readying for revolution on the centenary of 1917 with deputy general secretary Hannah Sell
9pm	Quiz and music	Table quiz in the marquee, followed by campfire singing
10.30pm	Movies in the Marquee	Made in Dagenham

Monday

Time	What's on	Details
11am-1pm	Main meeting	Can the trade unions turn left? With Socialist Party national industrial organiser Rob Williams

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