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Where Credit’s Due
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Where Credit’s Due: Making Money for Ecosocial Justice. Reimagining public credit creation and building intersectional solidarity in and beyond Middlesbrough, UK: https://wherecreditsdueboro.wordpress.com/
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We had so much fun issuing ‘Curious Credits’ at the second of our Where Credit's Due project events, a making/queering money workshop at A Curious Night At The Museum. Many thanks to all at Curious Arts and The Dorman Museum for looking after us and for organising such a fabulous night 🦄🌈💸
A ‘Curious Credit’ inscribed with the words ‘in ourselves we trust’ and hanging from a washing line in The Dorman Museum’s Dresser Gallery A workshop participant paying ‘tax’ by returning their ‘curious credit’ to the issuer - a colourfully decorated bank note being posted into a black box with the word ‘tax’ on the side in rainbow-coloured letters ‘Curious Credit’ bank notes hanging from a washing line in the Dorman Museum’s Dresser Gallery Where Credit’s Due’s Rob Hawkes and Robyn Ollett with three workshop participants in fancy dress
October 24, 2025 at 9:18 AM
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Thanks so much to everyone who came to our launch event! It was such a joy to see so much positive and provocative conversation generated by the fantastic documentary Finding the Money.
Rob Hawkes and BSL interpreter Salome Stokes introducing our screening of Finding the Money and the Where Credit’s Due Project - a large screen shows the text “Where Credit's Due: Making Money for Ecosocial Justice” and “Reimagining Public Credit and Building Intersectional Solidarity in Boro” above logos for Where Credit’s Due, Finding the Money, Boro Doughnut, Money on the Left, Curious Arts, the AHRC, Global Donut Days, the Institution for Collective Place Leadership, and the Dorman Museum. Rob Hawkes and BSL interpreter Salome Stokes explaining Boro Doughnut’s data portrait of Middlesbrough, available via www.borodoughnut.org Panelists Scott Ferguson and Maren Poitras during the Q&A Panelists Phil Armstrong and Antonia Liguori during the Q&A
October 19, 2025 at 8:26 AM
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It’s just 10 days to go until our launch event on Saturday 18 October at Teesside University and there are still a few places available - don’t miss out!

Visit our website for more information and please share widely: wherecreditsdueboro.wordpress.com/events/
Poster for the Where Credit’s Due project - a rainbow border surrounding the text: “Where Credit's Due Making Money for Ecosocial Justice Reimagining Public Credit and Building Intersectional Solidarity in Boro • 18.10.25, 1.30pm: Finding the Money Film Screening and Q&A. Teesside Uni. • 23.10.25, 7pm: A Curious Night at the Museum. The Dorman Museum. • 22.11.25, 10.30am: Workshop 1: Where Credit's Due. The Dorman Museum. • 17.1.26, 10.30am: Workshop 2: The Other Saltburn. The Dorman Museum. • 7.3.26, 10.30am: Workshop 3: Everyone's Included! The Dorman Museum. Join us to tell new stories about money” Beneath the text are logs for Where Credit’s Due and TU Proud, the words BOOK HERE and a pointing hand emoji next to a QR code for the Where Credit’s Due website.
October 8, 2025 at 6:48 AM
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It is time to tell new stories about (and with) money, ones that reject exclusionary violence and instead celebrate our collective capacities and creative potential, stories with room for everyone. It is time to give credit where credit’s due.
A poster with a rainbow border and text that reads: Tell new stories! The standard (or 'straight') story of money tells us that: • Money is scarce - there is not enough to go round • Responsible budgeting means letting marginalised people suffer (sorry) • An inclusive society is unaffordable - we have to leave some people out We say a better story is possible: • Money has limitless creative potential - we can build a society with space for everyone • Money is queer - we can take all our beautiful difference into account • Money is credit - let's give credit where credit's due Underneath the text are logos for WHERE CREDIT'S DUE, TEESSIDE UNIVERSITY PROUD, the INSTITUTE FOR COLLECTIVE PLACE LEADERSHIP, and MONEY ON THE LEFT
October 3, 2025 at 7:15 PM
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Coming soon to @teessideuni.bsky.social: #FindingtheMoney, the story of an intrepid group of economists on a mission to flip our understanding of money upside down. How could reimagining money transform Middlesbrough and revolutionise our ability to tackle the climate crisis? Find out in October 💷
Finding the Money film title surrounded by red and black lines evoking both the sectoral balances diagram and the US capitol building
August 5, 2025 at 1:14 PM