Attlee Remembered
A weekend of film, discussion and theatre celebrating the man, his life and domestic achievements of his 1945-51 Labour Government. Continue reading
Current Campaigns
Our own initiative 'The Five Percent Campaign' and other campaigns that we are part of
Make Apartheid History
Make Apartheid History (once and for all) is an international project that is bringing together creative individuals, organisations and networks from around the world Continue reading
Delivering sustainable cuts to global military spending
Divert. Transform. Sustain.
Targeting global military spending – and the public perception of it – in order to redirect our taxes and fund ‘what the world wants and needs’. Continue reading
From Pink to Prevention
TPNS is partnering on a programme of events designed to increase the level of debate and public awareness concerning one issue – breast cancer and its links to the wider environment. Continue reading
The challenge of integrating drugs reform policy into the development agenda
TPNS is supporting the effort to mobilise the development sector to campaign and use its influence for drug policy reform. Continue reading
Films
supported by Tipping Point Film Fund
Generosity to the Future: 12 for 2020 – and beyond
12 leading artists/directors
12 critical issues
12X10 minute vision/essay films
A film to lift the quality of debate, understanding and collective vision about the kind of progressive society we want to see. Continue reading
Open Bethlehem
What would you do to save Bethlehem? In 2004 director Leila Sansour set out to find the answer for herself. Four years later, she found it. Continue reading
We Are Many
It is the story of an untold chapter in the history of people power. By turns uplifting and chilling, it reveals both the power and potential of ordinary people, as well as the dark underbelly of the war machine.
To buy tickets, please visit
http://wearemany.com/cinemas
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The Power of Us
Picking up the baton of the UN Year of Co-operation, this film will shine a bright spotlight on a global movement and initiate an urgent and timely global conversation about the power and possibility of cooperation. Continue reading
Highlights
of Tipping Point events and partnerships
Attlee Remembered
A weekend of film, discussion and theatre celebrating the man, his life and domestic achievements of his 1945-51 Labour Government. Continue reading
Make Apartheid History videos
Here is a selection of videos we have made for Make Apartheid History (once and for all). Continue reading
Bethlehem Unwrapped at Greenbelt 2014
We were delighted to welcome a 3000-strong audience to our mini-Bethlehem Unwrapped Festival at Greenbelt this year which included music, dance, spoken word, testimony, poetry and Tom Pursey’s wonderful short documentary about B/U at St James’s Piccadilly. Continue reading
Event: Cancer Prevention – A Toxic Tour (29 June 2013)
The tour took in various sites of significance in relation to cancer prevention – or rather the lack of action on cancer prevention by government offices and other bodies Continue reading
Latest
Our latest news, events and announcements
Oct 7&8 Attlee weekend mini-festival programme and speakers
Clement Attlee died 50 years ago on 8 October 1967. Attlee Remembered is a weekend of film, discussion and theatre that celebrates the man, his life and the domestic achievements of his 1945-51 Labour Government. Continue reading
Autumn news & events for your diary
We hope your summer has been a good one and provided you with some rest and recreation. Here is our autumn update – there’s lots going on! We have some new projects underway as well as some key calendar moments around our three ongoing campaigns. Continue reading
Marking Mandela Day 18 July 2017
Throughout July, Make Apartheid History is promoting the UK Tour of the utterly brilliant one man show AND HERE I … Continue reading
Spring news – campaigns, films and dates for diary
Another Spring and another election is underway. History has shown us that when far-right politicians reassure or exploit people’s sense of insecurity with easy-fix populist slogans, it can only end bad, yet Continue reading
