
ALT TELL ME MORE ABOUT THE AFTER SCHOOL CLUB! Okay! GZL is hoping to launch a year-round Govanhill after school club using arts and crafts to support young people in developing skills, self-expression, improving mental health and wellbeing, and tackling youth loneliness. WHAT DO YOU NEED TO MAKE IT HAPPEN? I'm glad you asked! We've applied for £2500 from the Thriving Govanhill Fund to cover facilitator fees, workshop materials, snacks and more. WHERE DO I COME IN? If you live in Govanhill you can vote for GZL using the details on the next page. If you don't live in Govanhill you can share with friends and family and on social media! SWIPE TO FIND OUT HOW TO VOTE

ALT HOW TO VOTE: Text/WhatsApp our project code A12 to 07919 364673 You must include your name, postcode and house/flat number, otherwise your vote will not count. Only residents of Govanhill can vote. You can only vote for a project once, but you get 10 votes to share between projects (5 Action Grants and 5 Kickstarter Grants). There's lots of other great initiatives so try and use all of your votes! Voting closes on Wednesday 5th October at 12pm!

ALT OTHER PROJECTS TO SUPPORT There's lots of amazing projects looking for support. Here are some that we recommend using your other votes for! MILK (A7) MUSIC BROTH (A11) WOMEN ON WHEELS (A13) ROMA MEN'S GROUP (K2) SEW ROMA (K3) KIN KITCHEN (K9) GREATER GOVANHILL CIC (K12) For more information about the fund and projects visit http://govanhill.info/thriving-govanhill-fund

ALT Issues 1 and 2 of Filmmakers were a smorgasbord of topics. This time we’re changing things up a little: we’ve got a theme. HOME Tell us about what “home” means to you - how videogames, films, and boardgames portray home; about the spaces in which you play and watch, and the political and cultural homes you occupy within them. Go as wild and off-piste as you want! The pandemic is causing us to reflect a lot on what home means and our relationship to home as a place, concept or combination of the two. Pieces written about a theme like this may touch on things you’ve experienced throughout the pandemic, but we’re not looking for COVID-19 to be a central theme.

ALT Filmmakers Without Cameras is a film and games magazine made by people who like other things too. We love to hear from people who have other things going on; people who have unique perspectives and people who don’t fit the “gamer” label. While our main output is non-fiction and thoughtful critique of film, videogames, and board games, we’re also keen to expand into fiction (prose or poetry), visual arts, photography, and illustration.
![Filmmakers pays £100 per piece or 10p per word, whichever is higher. Our crowdfunding stretch goals go towards increasing payouts for contributors.
Submissions should be between 750 and 1250 words.
Contributors will also receive up to 3 print copies of the magazine free of charge.
Submissions due on the 31st of May. We accept pitches and finished pieces!
Email submissions and questions to eryk [at] peregrinecoast [dot] store](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FQtk5XJWUBEaueV.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT Filmmakers pays £100 per piece or 10p per word, whichever is higher. Our crowdfunding stretch goals go towards increasing payouts for contributors. Submissions should be between 750 and 1250 words. Contributors will also receive up to 3 print copies of the magazine free of charge. Submissions due on the 31st of May. We accept pitches and finished pieces! Email submissions and questions to eryk [at] peregrinecoast [dot] store

ALT Poster for job advert. Text reads: WE ARE HIRING We're looking for a communications, admin and editorial assistan to work 25 hours per week for six months paid at the living wage. This is through the UK Government Kickstart Scheme, which means applicants must be on Universal Credit, aged 16-24, currently unemployed and based in the UK. To see if you are eligible to apply, please contact your Job Centre work coach, and provide them with the reference postcode: G42.































