Join Multitudes Coop and House of Annetta for a tech learning series around the connections between tech justice & spatial justice around Brick Lane.
Cyber Sundays Neighbourhood Walks!
Technology continues to transform our lives, yet so much of the infrastructure that enables this technology is hidden in plain sight. Gather with us on a technology walk in Tower Hamlets, so we can demystify the digital systems that are impacting our daily lives and learn from each other how to resist the harmful impacts of technology on our communities.
Are you interested in:
- Learning how to identify different types of technology infrastructure around Tower Hamlets
- Understanding the social importance of different technologies on local communities
- Knowing more about how local community groups are resisting harmful tech in their local areas?
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Cyber Sundays Neighborhood Walks #2
Data Centres with Nijjor Manush + Owen Espley (Global Action Plan)
As the government approves the new data centre just off Brick Lane as part of a wider speeding-up of granting data centre planning permissions while bypassing local people's demands, we need to understand what these changes to our neighbourhoods look like and how to fight them. Join us for a walk around the area to learn about data centres material impact, the government and big tech corporations' agenda and the current campaign(s) against data centres linking them to historical struggles over the city's infrastructure.
1-1:30PM⁞ We will convene at and set off on the walk from House of Annetta, located at: 25 Princelet St, London, E1 6QH
1:30-3PM⁞ Walk around the area with activities and discussions, learning more about data centres and local historical struggles over infrastructure.
3-4PM⁞ Communal map making, debrief & social back at the House
🚨 Spaces are limited and we would love for tickets to go to those primarily impacted by the violence of gentrification and rampant surveillance of Tower Hamlet's streets. This includes migrants, racialised people, Muslim communities, young people, women, queer and trans people & those traditionally excluded from conversations around tech and the city. The walks have been designed to be family friendly, we encourage you to join with your children! 🚨
-`♡´-These tech walks are part of a broader programme of work for Multitudes Coop: we are launching a new community tech (un)school in October 2026, guided by the principles of Black Feminism, disability justice, cooperativism, and radical tech justice.
Accessibility info:
We will have some breaks to sit down during the walk.
The walk will be step-free with the caveat that some small detours will have to be made in case of obstructions on the pavement.
House of Annetta is not wheelchair accessible. We do have a portable metal access ramp for use for the front entrance, from the street to the ground floor, that can allow a wheelchair to enter. Front door/entrance: 84cm, opening inwards. 20cm step up from street to ground floor level. Back door into the garden where we will convene: 80cm, double doors opening outwards.
There is only one outdoor all-gender toilet on site located in the garden. The toilet is not wheelchair accessible. The nearest accessible toilet is at Old Spitalfields Market, opposite the Flying Tiger Shop on the ground floor, approximately 240m from House of Annetta.
+ House of Annetta accessibility statement
These walks are free to attend, but we greatly appreciate a donation of your choice!