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antenna is the official account of the editor of amplifystroud. Guest articles are published under this name. Icon design by Muhammad Khaleeq, licenced from Vecteezy
01
Jun
Introducing Na’amod

Introducing Na’amod

Local activist Jeremy Green interviews Colin Levine from Na'amod to get his perspectives on the recently established Gloucestershire branch of the Jewish campaigning organisation that is standing in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
9 min read
13
May
NeoAncients — the People's Pyramid

NeoAncients — the People's Pyramid

Something that struck me about the speakers was how rascally they seemed, like they had never lost their sense of play. Call it a mischievous twinkle in their eyes.
8 min read
05
May
Trans rights under attack: The Supreme Court, the EHRC guidance, and what we can do about it

Trans rights under attack: The Supreme Court, the EHRC guidance, and what we can do about it

In this long-read explainer, Amplify Stroud breaks down the recent Supreme Court ruling and subsequent EHRC guidance, what it means, and how to fight it.
24 min read
03
May
The Healing Power of Singing

The Healing Power of Singing

It is hard to put into words what it is about singing in a group that feels so good, but my spirit soars each time we rehearse together, and even more so after our performances; I come away feeling alive, energised, and more appreciative of my life.
13 min read
31
Mar
What Ramadan means for Muslims in Stroud and Gloucester

What Ramadan means for Muslims in Stroud and Gloucester

Will Luker shares a community Iftar meal with Muslims in Stroud and Gloucester, during the Holy month of Ramadan
5 min read
07
Feb
Sudan: Understanding the Crisis

Sudan: Understanding the Crisis

Former Stroud MP David Drew explains the civil war unfolding in Sudan, and remembers his experiences of the troubled country.
7 min read
03
Feb
“Hope is a Dragon” — Led By Donkeys at Stroud Book Festival

“Hope is a Dragon” — Led By Donkeys at Stroud Book Festival

Ben Stuart and James Sadri from Led by Donkeys held a sold-out talk at the Subs as part of the 2024 Stroud Book Festival. From their post-Brexit origins to contemporary activism, here's how it all went down.
27 min read
26
Jan
Crowds gather in front of the Stroud Red Band at Lansdown Hall at the beginning of the memorial.

“For a Better Future” — Holocaust Memorial Day

Each year, the people of Stroud come together to commemorate the Holocaust, reflecting on the horrors of fascism and persecution and renewing their commitment to ensure such atrocities are never repeated.
7 min read
12
Dec
Syria

Syria

The fall of the Assad regime is a turning point, but rebuilding — both personally and nationally — will take time. For Syrian refugees, this means navigating the complexities of the past while looking toward a brighter future. For everyone else, it means standing by their side as allies and friends.
12 min read
14
Nov
Why we fought to Save Our Sauna

Why we fought to Save Our Sauna

“There is something very humbling about being (almost entirely) stripped down to our most basic form and sitting amongst people from all walks of life without the usual indicators of difference.”
8 min read