FACULTY OF CULTURE AND SOCIETY | Event
City walk: Labour movements and social movements in Malmö and Möllevången

Malmö is in many ways the heart and birthplace of the Swedish Labour movement, but it is also a place where many other social movements and activists challenged injustices and lived their lives. On this walk, we get to know the cool anarchists at Svarta Katten, the success story that made the People’s Park an important tool of organisation as well as leisure during 150 years, the “herring Bolsheviks” protesting the lack of food during World War II and many other big and small stories from the long radical history of Malmö and Möllevången.

The guided tour will be in English by historians Pål Brunnström and Fredrik Egefur. The event is organised by the Institute for studies in Malmö’s history (Malmö university), Labour archives Skåne ABF Malmö Sydväst. It is part of the program for the 3rd Labour Law Summer Camp organised by the Moving Labour Collective (MLC) under the theme "Solidarity: Do It Yourself".

More information about the camp and the MLC (Facebook)