UNCLE has partnered with Hope Not Hate and Anthony Burrill for the release of his ‘Hold on to Hope’ screen print, launching a campaign to amplify a message of optimism amid today’s uncertain social climate. We pasted a version of the print across London, using large blocks in high traffic locations to get as many eyes on the message as possible.
This print coincides with the 20th anniversary of ‘Hope, Not Hate,’ reflecting a legacy of ongoing resistance against intolerance in the UK. It signifies the beginning of a movement that calls for community action and serves as a reminder that hope endures and a brighter future is within reach.
“We are at a crossroads. We can either hold our communities together or risk falling apart along racial and religious lines. We can stand together in unity or risk losing the progress made by generations who bravely battled against prejudice, hatred, and discrimination before us.”
In recent months, communities across the UK have faced violence and hatred from far-right groups but have responded with inspiring acts of resistance and solidarity — from locals gathering to clean up damage to children crafting friendship bracelets to raise funds for victims. Hope is alive, and UNCLE stands on the right side of history, joining the fight to champion hope amid turmoil.
