A gallus wee glesga robin is blown off-course by an unseasonal gale onto a rollercoaster flight of doscovery in the Dear Green Place.
A new book for children and everyone else, launched in the midst of the hope and despair that is the COP 26 climate talks in Glasgow. A tale that connects the city’s history with our global future
A story about change, a story about time, past, present and future and a story about not just asking for justice, but roaring for it.
What Starts Here Stops Here is made by Hope Street Collective:
Written by babs nicgriogair, a worker poet, co-operative activist, and a friend of Woodlands Community Garden.
Illustrated by Annabel Wright, an illustrator who uses her skills for positive change. She is also a mother of a Robin.
Designed by Leda Bartolucci, a citizen designer, passionate about the relantionship between design and activism. She’s a proud volunteer photographer of the climate strikes.
Edited by Sapna Agarwal, an artist, educator, community activist, facilitator and organiser who loves to stop and talk. She uses play, stories and everyday chat to explore social justice and climate issues, working primarily with young people and intergenerational groups.
Edited by Sapna Agarwal, an artist, educator, community activist, facilitator and organiser who loves to stop and talk. She uses play, stories and everyday chat to explore social justice and climate issues, working primarily with young people and intergenerational groups.
It’s co-published by Hope Street Collective and Aye-Aye Books, printed in Glasgow by PR Print on 100% recycled paper with vegetable based inks.
