Drop-in workshops for 4-11 year old children at Deptford Lounge, Downham Library and Catford Library, as part of the Reading Challenge 2024

As part of their Summer Programme: Views on the Atlantic

In response to the transphobic ruling from the UK Supreme Court, Montez Press are hosted a day fundraiser in collaboration with Next Door Records Two, to raise money for the Good Law Project. We invite others to celebrated trans identity through a cut and paste zine-making workshop featuring our Trans Solidarity Sticker Pack and offprints from Memepage #2.

Celebrating 3 years of Em—Dash with a feast of party foods from home, followed by a screening of D.E.B.S (2004) at Atlas Cinema, London.

We served up Indonesian and Indian birthday classics such as Nasi Tumpeng and Pav Bhaji, followed with a birthday cake by Nighttime Baker and tea from Sam Saruhan.

Featuring a series of 4 films: 'خليجنا واحد //Our Gulf One', followed by a discussion with the artist, Munirah Al-Mehri. Watch and listen here.

A screening of I'm a Cyborg but That's OK (2006). One of three screenings part of Brixton Community Cinema's Spring Season, Spanners, London.

Atlas Cinema is a space to convene and share, using moving image as a vehicle for collectively processing and discussing the world around us. Repurposing a disused railway arch in which individuals and collectives experiment with monthly film nights.

Em—Dash + Friends happened in the afternoon of every 3rd Saturday of the month.

May 18th: Ruby Lau presents Twilight’s Kiss (2019)
June 15th: Em—Dash presents Recipes from Home: On Food & Diaspora, screening Dal Puri Diaspora (2012)
July 20th: Cinema Palestine presents Love, Theft and other Entanglements (2015)

Bringing the work of zine-makers and small-presses from up and down to the UK to showcase its D.I.Y and print cultures at Cahyati Press, Bali. 6-10 September 2023.

Our 2-Colour RISO Poster, 'Attempt at Inventory of the Liquid and Solid Foodstuffs Ingurgitated by Em- Dash in the Course of the Month June Twenty Twenty-Two', was shown at the Food Not Cuts exhibition through 27 June – 9 November 2025.

Curated by Anahita Harding, Curating Visibility Fellow at the Food Museum, Food not Cuts explores how food and care are connected. It highlights how cuts to care and a lack of support can make accessing food difficult for deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people.

Curated by bafalw, as part of London Design Festival, 13-22 September 2024

Group show curated by Soul Miles, held at Ladywell Mortuary, 28-30 July 2023

Group show curated by Saskia Portman, at Amersham Arms, 5-6 April 2023

Facilitated by Sticky Fingers Publishing, featuring Em—Dash & Sold Out Publishing

As part of Éditions Atlas, with Brixton Community Cinema.

Broadcasted on Montez Press Radio for South Bermondsey Festival at Ormside Projects

'Zines at the Movies: Brixton Community Cinema: How a South London community cinema and an indie zine publisher are making the arts more accessible' by Jordinna Joaquin on Artefact Magazine

Closing the Gap, Libraries as Dream Work written by Oísin Roberts and Lu Rose Cunningham for Issue 3 The Toe Rag: Dream Work.

Mentioned alongside Sticky Fingers Publishing, Hesse K, D Mortimer, and Isabel Waidner, in relation to books and libraries we were asked: 'What is Dream Work?'

A feature on Atlas Cinema, film co-operative conceived and built by bafalw and Brixton Community Cinema. Read it here.