The latest news, interviews and features from London College of Communication.
A collaborative exhibition and events programme bringing together artists, activists, journalists, civil liberties groups, human rights lawyers and media students will launch at London College of Communication in April – exploring social justice in national and international contexts.
12 more charities, social enterprises and community groups based in Southwark and Lambeth have received free print materials, digital content and marketing support as part of London College of Communication’s ongoing Talent Works project – and now we’re looking for more!
In development with LADbible and King’s College London, ‘Virtual Reality against Sexual Harassment’ aims to help participants empathise with sexual assault survivors, as well as develop the skills to intervene when faced with instances of
Wan Chiu Ue talks to LCC student Carlos Saavedra, a participant in the Young Blood exhibition in Visible Justice, about his experience of being stabbed in Colombia.
Young people are being led away from gang membership and violent crime and towards a fast-growing community of thrill-seeking bike riders.
Syrian photographer Abd Doumany’s work bears witness to the atrocities inflicted on his people and is an act of resistance against tyranny.
Nic Madge explores Britain's hidden role in torture and rendition through Reprieve's campaign which has teamed up with artists David Birkin and LCC students to exhibit the UK's involvement.
LCC students, Rikki Henry and Dalia Dawood, interview David Birkin on the value of having a political and artistic voice and how it affects his work.
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