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Production and Logistics

Sound & Power, Logistics, Sustenance - and the loos!


The production team is focused on designing and coordinating all the streams of production, support, sound and food to keep the protest flowing.

Could you put your abilities to good use? Sound & Power, Logistics, Sustenance and Accommodation always need more trusted, practical minded rebels to help:

What to bring

We are aiming to be zero waste so will not be providing crockery and cutlery. Bring your own plus spares for a new friend. See this handy kit checklist.

Amenities & Sustenance Map

Amazing map here detailing:

  • Toilets (public and onsite loos of last resort) including full descriptions and accessiblity
  • Water refill stations
  • Sustenance
  • Welcome Hub
  • First Aid
  • Action Wellbeing

QR code below:

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Logistics

Coordinate the flow of kit to site, and assist with site set up and clear down each day allowing the roads to re-open at 8pm. A team of volunteers is needed to make the plan happen! Sign up for shifts to drive vans, ride a cargo bike or bike trailer or be part of our vital set up and strike team. Help us to create a sight to behold with a leave no trace trail.

Sanitation & Waste

Handling sanitation & waste for the Big One is an important task! We don't have the resources to deal with many thousands of people’s worth of waste, so are asking participants to minimise the waste produced.

Ways to help:

  • Please take all your rubbish away with you
  • If you can, bring your own food supply
  • Bring a reusable water bottle, cutlery and an eating tub
  • Use public loos where possible. There will be 'loos of last resort' and accessible loos, but want to ensure these are available for those with greatest need
  • See the Amenities & Sustenance Map (above) for details onloos (including accessibility details where known), water sources and other useful info
  • Be prepared to volunteer to tidy up at the end of each day.

Join the Sanitation & Waste team - no experience is necessary.

Sustenance

Bring and share

We would love you to bring a couple of extra food items to share at the Food Share Table at St. John's Gardens, SW1P 4DA. See the Amenities & Sustenance Map (above) for details.

Bring 5, bring 50, bring 500!

If possible, bring extra food or drink to share with others. We aim to serve plant based food, with minimal allergy restrictions. Please note your ingredients so if you befriend anyone with allergies, they can check!

You could bring 5 vegan pastries and give a couple to some friendly folk. You could bring 50 biscuits, dried apricots, energy balls and enjoy connecting with 50 previous strangers, now lifelong friends... You could bring 500... crisps, nuts, roasted seeds? How many crisps do you get in a bag? Anyway, you get the idea. Sharing is great and brings us all together.

Join us at our Sustenance space, for a cuppa, some food and a nourishing rest. Remember to bring a mug, bowl and spork.

Kitchen volunteers
We aim to feed more people than ever before and require lots of kitchen volunteers and people to transport the food via cargo bike, bike and trailer, or rickshaw. Join the Sustenence crew Telegram chat (see above).

Inclusion and Accessibility

The Big One aims to be as inclusive and accessible as possible.

You may feel overwhelmed about how you will manage whilst in London. Our aim is to support each other and to help you find the access you may need.

Information on provisions made to facilitate inclusion and accessibility is available here on the Rebel Toolkit.

For further access information and needs, or to ask any questions, contact: xr.inclusion@protonmail.com

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