Okupación
Squatted social centers are proliferating all across Europe. Ordinary people are occupying empty buildings in urban areas, turning them into free, open and public space.
Alongside music and art collectives, concerts, food co-operatives and community gardens one also finds construction workshops, child care, language classes, political talks and even legal advice on social and economic rights.
These community activities are indicative of burgeoning social and political autonomist movements, emerging from within the walls of these occupied buildings.
Watch this, urban publicization of, space.
Thanks to Bahwee for music.
Alongside music and art collectives, concerts, food co-operatives and community gardens one also finds construction workshops, child care, language classes, political talks and even legal advice on social and economic rights.
These community activities are indicative of burgeoning social and political autonomist movements, emerging from within the walls of these occupied buildings.
Watch this, urban publicization of, space.
Thanks to Bahwee for music.
- Published: Tuesday 16 April 2013
- Principal themes: Right to housing
- The country or countries of provenance: Spain
- Social action methodology used by the protagonists: -