Of all the interviews I've done, this one had the most emotional impact on me. Iyad's dedication to non-violence in the face of years of imprisonment, his son's being shot and his family being murdered is genuinely awe-inspiring.

Yeah man, sure, that's exactly why those are there...

So this is Pelican house where the magic happens. Well probably not in the well postered bathroom... Although one does here tales

I'm the belly of the beast in that there London. Finally visiting the much hyped Pelican House to have an iftar with comrades and talk about building Apartheid-Free Zones in solidarity with Palestine across this god forsaken capital city of ours.

I'm so lucky to get the opportunity to chat with my friends + comrades who are out in their community, organising, building solidarity with Palestinians + giving people hope. What they've created is properly inspiring.

I urge you to give it a listen + do what you can to get involved

One of Labour's big policies going into the election was encouraging more carbon capture projects + thus it is one of the central policies of the department where Addison is now the director of policy. The push for carbon capture will likely further benefit clients of ARUP. One to watch IMO.

Went to a pre-drinks on New Years Eve and one of the people who lived there had a bone cleaning bucket as well as a soaking badger skull in the kitchen. Absolutely rad. Badgers apparently have a very unusual jaw with a hinge made of bone. Also rad. Perfect pre-drinks fun imo