The first activism about unfairness I can remember was at age 6 having an argument with the Headteacher about which parts of the playground should be in or out of […]

Age 4. I remember holding a banner on a protest in support of the workers’ strike on an electrical power plant in Tripoli, Greece. My father was one of the […]

I was 11. It was a blissfully sunny English summer day and I was laying on the lawn. My Mam and Aunty were teasing me about my ‘boyfriend’. My Aunty […]

While I could say seeing on TV the shooting of JFK in 1963 (when I was 9years old) was the first time I became aware of politics, the first time […]

My earliest political memories are of the Heath government, though I cannot be precise about the elements, except I clearly remember the three day week, the power cuts, and joining […]

I can date this to some time in 1947, when I was five. I was at a local Labour Party meeting in South Devon with my mother, and pretty bored. […]

Από διηγήσεις των γονιών μου, οι οποίοι και οι δυο ως φοιτητές άνηκαν σε αριστερά φοιτητικά κόμματα (ΕΚΚΕ, Ρήγας Φεραίος) να έχω πάει μαζί τους σε ηλικία των 2 ετών […]

I recall seeing John Major speaking to cameras outside Parliament; the main impression on me was of the flash of the cameras.

Συμμετοχή με γονείς μου σε συγκέντρωση Ανδρέα Παπανδρέου στο Ηράκλειο. Η διαδρομή ως το Ηράκλειο με τις ουρές από τα αμάξια και τις σημαίες και μετά η συγκέντρωση, οι ενθουσιώδεις […]

It was the year of the coup in the Maldives, which took place in 1988, I was five. I remember being woken up by my brother in the middle of […]