✴︎ Friday, 20 Febuary ✴︎
Join the march on 8 March at 3pm in Russell Square to stand together against patriarchy, fascism, imperial violence and the criminalisation of our movements.
Find out more HERE
The Decolonial Centre are hosting in-person (19 February, 5:30–8pm, Whitechapel Gallery) and virtual (26 February, 3:30–5:30pm GMT, Google Meet) reading groups on colonialism’s roots in the climate crisis, with a focus on recent devastation in Jamaica, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Sign up HERE
FLAWA and Movimientos invite you to celebrate International Women’s Day on 7 March with a live music, poetry, and dance night celebrating Latin American women, shared traditions, and community.
Get last few early bird tickets HERE
Zine launch and panel exposing the British Museum and BP’s partnership as rooted in colonial plunder and tied to ongoing ecological harm. Join them as they call for an end to the BP deal.
RSVP HERE
Come along to The Guilty Feminist’s Road to Gilead live show on 5 March, where Deborah Frances-White and Juno Dawson will interview Green Party leader Zack Polanski on fighting the far right and building coalitions for change (music TBA).
Get tickets HERE
Running until 12 April this year, New Contemporaries showcases 26 emerging UK artists tackling themes from dystopian futures and the climate crisis to gentrification, displacement, power, digital tech, and grief.
Find out more HERE
✴︎ Friday, 13 Febuary ✴︎
Free clothes swap at SET Social on 21 February — a relaxed afternoon of swapping, styling and meeting people who care about sustainable fashion and anti-consumerism.
Check it out HERE
This Friday at Moth Club, come along to Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl — a full night of all killer, no filler dedicated to the sounds the artist helped take worldwide. Expect nonstop reggaeton/Latin club energy — plus tracks from artists like J Balvin, Karol G, Daddy Yankee, Rosalía, Rauw Alejandro, Shakira and more.
Find out more HERE
On 13 February, head down to The Post Bar for a a free, laid-back queer meet-up with a simple icebreaker to get people chatting before a dance party!
Find out more HERE
Head to the Rio Cinema on 1 March for a screening of Molly vs THE MACHINES, a film about the role social media platforms and algorithms can play in harm, introduced by Adele Walton, author of Logging Off: The Human Cost of Our Digital World.
Get tickets HERE
Girls in Film are hosting a special screening of IF I HAD LEGS I’D KICK YOU at Hackney Picturehouse on 23 February with a pre-screening reading on motherhood by poet/artist Zara Joan Miller.
Get tickets HERE
QUEERCIRCLE presents How to Run a Collective, a free four-week hybrid course (Wednesdays in March, 6:30–8:30pm) led by Maia Ardalla and Resolve Collective, covering how collectives work, governance, fundraising, and shared resources
Register HERE
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