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DESCRIPTION:How do we do something good when we feel alone? Head to the ou
 tdoor cinema for ACTionism\, an inspiring short film following 18yo Ellie
 \, a self-described 'neurospicy human'\, as she finds others to take coll
 ective action and become active citizens.\n\nhttps://dubaievents.bham.ac.
 uk/ents/event/4819/\n
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SUMMARY:ACTionism: The art of finding your people and taking collective ac
 tion
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URL:https://dubaievents.bham.ac.uk/ents/event/4819/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head><base href="https://dubaievents.b
 ham.ac.uk"></head><body><p>How do we do something good when we feel alone
 ? Head to the outdoor cinema for ACTionism\, an inspiring short film foll
 owing 18yo Ellie\, a self-described 'neurospicy human'\, as she finds oth
 ers to take collective action and become active citizens.</p>\n<img src="
 https://dubaievents.bham.ac.uk/asset/Event/6030/UoB_Xtra_12th_Jun25_LowRe
 s_201.jpg?thumbnail_width=100&thumbnail_height=100&resize_type=ResizeFitA
 llFill" alt="Five students sat on brightly coloured beanbags" style="floa
 t:left\;width:100\;height:100\;" />\n<p>https://dubaievents.bham.ac.uk/en
 ts/event/4819/</p>\n<p>ACTionism is a film about the art of finding your 
 people to take collective action. About collectively moving from passive 
 consumers to active citizens. A story centred around doing things with ot
 hers\, not to others. The film follows Ellie Meredith on a journey from a
 nxiety to action.</p>\n\n<p><em>&ldquo\;School was a tricky time for me&m
 dash\;as a neurospicy human\, I hated being stuck in four walls all day. 
 The mounting pressure of exams and anxiety became too much\, and I crawle
 d inside myself. Add to that cocktail a rising sense of climate anxiety\,
  and it all felt completely overwhelming. I kept thinking about what I co
 uld do. The question itself was rooted in uncertainty about my own future
 &mdash\;a future that felt like it was being mapped out for me. But what 
 I really wanted was to get stuck in\, to find my people. To feel less alo
 ne.&rdquo\;</em></p>\n\n<p><em>&ldquo\;I found myself drawn to the work o
 f Re-Action. At a time when most of the actions I was told to take to &ld
 quo\;save the planet&rdquo\; felt like joyless personal sacrifices&mdash\
 ;buying a reusable coffee cup&mdash\;this kind of action felt different. 
 It meant that there might be a way for me to take action alongside others
 \, not as if I was on some solo mission to save the world.</em></p>\n\n<p
 ><em>And this film is the unravelling of where that led me next.&rdquo\;<
 /em></p>\n\n<p>The film is 23 minutes long and will be shown on the outdo
 or cinema screen - join us to be inspired and maybe even find your own pe
 ople!</p></body></html>
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