Everybody to Kenmure Street + workshop

We are delighted to present a screening of Everybody to Kenmure Street for Refugee Week at Kiln, followed by anti-raids workshop, delivered in partnership with Books Against Borders. 

Want to know how to spot an immigration raid, and what you can do to protect yourselves and your neighbours? 

In honour of Refugee Week, join Books Against Borders for a workshop on resisting immigration raids alongside a screening of 2026’s Everybody to Kenmure Street, the powerful new documentary capturing the moving story of a community’s successful efforts to defend one another and stop the deportation of their neighbours.

As the Home Office boasts of record levels of immigration raids and shares videos of deportations on TikTok, the lives and stories of those targeted are swept under the rug. Yet the damage these tactics and forms of state violence have on our communities is felt intensely: families and neighbourhoods are ripped apart, the constant threat of removal held over lives already impacted by harmful ‘hostile environment’ policies, an acute cost-of-living crisis, and rising levels of anti-migrant racism in politics, the media and on our streets.

Join Books Against Borders, members of the Action Against Detention & Deportations coalition, alongside grassroots community groups Camden Anti-Raids and the West London Resistance Collective, for a discussion and know-your-rights training on how we as a community can resist these harmful practices, and keep each other safe!