QueenSpark Books, the community publishers who have been producing books and leading projects on cultural heritage and local stories for the last 40 years, have recently launched their latest title, “Brighton: The Graphic Novel.” The book itself is the first ever book about the past and present history of Brighton in a graphic novel format,…
DetailsEuro-Mediterranean Resources Network (Euro-Mernet) team members presented a list of recommendations at a recent meeting of the local discussion group, Left Unity, with specific highlights on the inclusion of diverse communities in Brighton and Hove. Left Unity has a nationwide network of local groups who hold regular meetings to discuss the creation of a united…
DetailsEuro-Mernet team attended a briefing and discussion session on the issue of the UK government’s controversial proposal, the “Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill”, popularly known as “Gagging Law”. The meeting took place at Brighton Media Centre on 6 September 2013 and it was organised by the local supporters of the…
DetailsEuro-Mernet participated in the Tarner Festival on 21 September 2013, which took place along Richmond Terrace in the Tarner neighbourhood of Brighton. The festival date also coincided with the United Nations World Peace Day. Euro-Mernet stalls at the festival site included books, posters, information leaflets, periodical publications, examples of arts and crafts from Euro-Mediterranean region.…
DetailsWelcome to the website of the Euro-Mediterranean Resources Network (Euro-Mernet) Euro-Mernet is a not-for-profit organisation based in Brighton, United Kingdom. We are a group of media specialists and a big team of volunteers and interns from all parts of Euro-Mediterranean region. Among other activities, we provide community media skills training and we have…
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