On Our Street: Panel Discussion

Speakers from a range of backgrounds lead a discussion covering the importance of the street as a public space for protests and celebrations; the beauty of street architecture; the importance of banners to protests, and much more.
Speakers:
00:00:10 Paula Larkin, GBCT Archivist
00:05:47 Fiona Hayes, Curator of Social History, Glasgow Museums
00:10:10 Dr David Featherstone, Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow
00:18:47 Helen M. Hughes, Textiles Conservator, Glasgow Museums
00:21:51 Rachel Dallas, Glasgow South Anti-Racism Art Project
00:28:14 Jonathan Charley, former Director in Cultural Studies in Strathclyde University’s Architecture department
This event was funded by a grant from Glasgow City Heritage Trust.
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Govanhill Baths Community Trust’s goal is to reopen the Govanhill Baths as a Wellbeing Centre and to contribute to the wider social, cultural and built regeneration of Govanhill as a community through a range of activities. Govanhill Baths Community Trust was born out of a vibrant and historic community campaign to save the historic baths in 2001 from closure. The community spirit and commitment has resulted in Govanhill Baths being back in community ownership as a vital community asset. The ethos of Govanhill Baths has always been: ‘Run for the community, by the community’. Today it is a social business with effective local partnerships and a commitment to transforming/regenerating our community for the benefit of local people.