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News
October 21, 2021

We are recruiting a Co-ordinator!

Please share with your networks!https://maydayrooms.org/jobs/ We are looking for someone who is engaged in political movements, imaginative, happy to multi-task and who will take initiative to pull our collective […]

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October 5, 2021

Exciting changes at MDR!

After 5 years working as the MDR’s Archivist, Jacob Bard-Rosenberg is saying goodbye to us all to sail for new ventures! We would like to thank him for his commitment, his great […]

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September 24, 2021

We are looking for an Archivist

As Archivist you will be responsible for the management of the archive at MayDay Rooms. This work includes accessioning new archival deposits; securing and conserving documents; undertaking and overseeing cataloguing; and developing ways to ‘activate’ archival materials for a range of users and audiences. You will get to know the existing archive well, and guide users who want to know about materials, or who need direction within the archive. You will develop a strategic vision for the archive, seeking out new deposits and depositors, and developing projects to bring radical histories to audiences who might need them, and bringing those activists into the work of collective archiving of our own histories from below.

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September 1, 2021

Call Out for new Building Residents!

After the long pandemic a number of our resident groups have sadly left the MDR Building Collective. So we are now looking for groups and organisations aligned to MDR’s values and principles that need office space one or two days per wee

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August 31, 2021

MDR publications are now available PM Press UK

Camera Forward! is the first title in the MayDay Rooms Pamphlet Series, which brings together reproductions of documents from radical history while offering a space for extended engagement and critical reflections on their contemporary relevance. Each pamphlet contains newly created content – including essays, poems, and illustrations – set alongside reproductions of materials to which they are responding. You can purchase copies of Camera Forward! through MayDay Rooms and selected bookshops around the country or via PM Press UK website.

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June 21, 2021

MayDay Rooms is Hiring!

MayDay Rooms is looking for an Archive Public Engagement Coordinator to join our staff collective

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June 1, 2021

Stuart Christie Video Archive- live on Kolektiva.media

We are happy to announce that we have been working with the Stuart Christie Archive and Kolektiva.media to make Stuart’s video archive available on their PeerTube instance.

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May 31, 2021

May Day Radio 2021 Commissions

MayDay Rooms archive as a starting point to create new works. We are excited to announce that the following projects have been selected:

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March 1, 2021

Stuart Christie Memorial Archive Update

Last month we put out a call to raise funds for a project which aims to create a memorial archive for the late Scottish anarchist, Stuart Christie. Thanks to everyone’s incredible support we have gone some distance beyond our initial target of £10k, and we are now able to realise the project we set out to do.

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Pandemic Notes Workbook

We are very excited to present the Pandemic Notes Workbook! It is a timid effort to record the responses workers and communities gave to the Covid19 health crisis, and also a way to give voice to some of the anonymous contributions we received on the Pandemic Notes survey, which give a better insight to our private lives and how they’ve been affected.