Tag: Community activism

• January Newsletter

  

  A reflective round-up from alisonlittle.blog bringing together January’s writing, artwork and local cultural coverage — from returning to digital sketching and feminist conceptual practice, to flash fiction, hidden heritage, major Liverpool events, and the continuing campaign to reopen Breck Road Library, alongside new thinking about public art, play and creative space in the city.

  Alison Little

  30.01.2026

  Arts and Culture, Education & Learning, Entertainment & Media, Lifestyle, Liverpool, Politics, Feminism & History

  Art, Arts and exhibitions, Community activism, Creative practice, Digital sketching, Feminist Art, Libraries and community, Liverpool Culture, Local history, Photography, Public art and space, summer, Travel, Writing and storytelling

• Fight to Reopen Breck Road Library Continues with Liverpool Protest

  

  The fight to reopen Breck Road Library continued on Saturday 22 January, as former staff, community workers, councillors, and residents protested outside Liverpool Central Library. Campaigners highlighted the impact of the abrupt closure on Anfield and Everton communities, with young people speaking out about losing access to local library services.

  Alison Little

  27.01.2026

  Arts and Culture, Education & Learning, Liverpool, Politics, Feminism & History

  administration, Anfield community, Breck Road Library, cats, Community activism, Everton community, learning, Library closures, Liverpool City Council, Liverpool libraries, Liverpool news, Local protests, politics, Public services, school

• Street Art in North Liverpool: Graffiti, Activism, and a Legacy of Colour

  

  Discover the vibrant street art of North Liverpool in 2025, where murals of political slogans, LGBTQ+ pride, and memorial tributes transform concrete canvases into stories of resilience. From the bold “No More Knives” tribute to Ava White to recurring symbols like bees and spider webs, this urban art captures youth activism, social commentary, and community…

  Alison Little

  07.10.2022

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  Albert Dock graffiti, Ava White tribute, Bees in street art, Colourful Street Murals, Community activism, Everton skatepark art, Food poverty Liverpool, Graffiti activism, Knife crime awareness, LGBTQ+ pride murals, Liverpool murals 2025, North Liverpool street art, Political graffiti, Spider web murals, Spray paint art, Urban art Liverpool, Youth street art