George Orwell
"In Spain we have an anarchist movement that is more or less solid. It's like a rock with cracks in it. We have serious internal problems, but we have a strong movement of squatting… we also have a strong culture of music, zines, books, information to share and relationships between areas that connect lots of different people. We have a web." - Mario, an anarchist in Madrid interviewed recently by Jeremy Kay.
Monday, October 22, 2012 - 1:00am to 3:00am 
Red and Black Forum - October 2012. A continuing series of monthly talks and discussions at Jura on different aspects of anarchism.
 Last week (19 July) was the 75th anniversary of the Spanish Revolution. Between 1936 and 1939, more than eight million workers and peasants participated in a revolution that turned anarchist ideals into a reality in their factories, farms and schools.
Friday, March 25, 2011 - 6:00am to 8:00am Join us for an evening of learning about the Prison Industrial Complex, through a bunch of short films and clips we've collected.
Films will include:
** Short video lecture about the Prison Industrial Complex by prison abolitionist activist Angela Davis
** Short film/clips about Aboriginal incarceration and deaths in custody
** News clips from the recent Georgia Prisoners' Strike (the largest in U.S. history)
Saturday, September 19, 2009 - 4:00am to 6:00am What form should anarchism take in the 21st century? What relevance does the last 150 years of anarchist history have? What's the difference between anarchism and anarcho-syndicalism? What do anarchist ideas have to offer in light of the current economic and climate crises? What about the tensions between employment, unemployment, and re-employment? Come and consider these questions with us (and raise more) at the first of a series of Jura Talks - Left Libertarian Discussions. Our first talk is on 'Anarchism in the 21st Century'.
Friday, June 19, 2009 - 4:30am to 8:00am Come along for a night of acoustic sounds in the Jura library.
The fabulous Old Galloway Road will be joining us from Melbourne before jetting off your oddles of over-seas adventures.
Along for the ride is Mr Will Wagner, also of southern origin.
Also playing will be the fabulous Anna Vo, and Magnoliaceae.
Music will start at 6.30ish. Bring your winter woolies!!!
Saturday, August 5, 2006 - 3:00am to 4:20am Jura Books collective meeting.
Collected over the last 40 years, the Jura Library is a great resource of books, periodicals, and political posters, with a broadly anarchist focus. The library is a collectively owned and managed. It has been kept alive through the donations and hard work of hundreds of volunteers over the years.
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