
✴︎ Friday, 5 September ✴︎

Show Kier Starmer how you feel about new UK oil by protesting in his own constituency, Camden, this Saturday!
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This evening at 7pm, there will be a vigil for Chris Kaba to commemorate the three-year anniversary since he was shot and killed by firearms officer Martyn Blake in Streatham Hill.
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Chakula x Roots ‘n’ Rhythm Presents A New Queer Bruk Net’WERK’ing Event - a series of events on September 11th and 18th which look at the changing landscape of Queer Nightlife and Club culture in the UK.
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On September 12th Nish Kumar is hosting a comedy fundraiser to raise money for the legal fees necessarily to fight the erection of a luxury development in Peckham that will provide minimal affordable housing and displace local traders.
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ROT collective are hosting bi-monthly in-person meets to build community power through sharing skills and food. On September 14th, the theme is political prisoners, and they'll be discussing the importance of movements supporting political prisoners and writing to some of them in Britain.
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On September 20th, join Latin Elephant for a cinema night showcasing a selection of shorts that platform Latine London experiences.
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✴︎ Friday, 29 August ✴︎

Bring your tee shirts, bedsheets, and more along to 56a infoshop's screenprinting workshop this Saturday to help raise money for a young family in Gaza.
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One to snap up now before spaces are gone! Girls in Film are having their third summer party at Bar Doña in Stoke Newington on September 25th. Come down for a mezcal and a dance.
Reserve your spot HERE

A bit of shameless self-promotion now... on September 9th we are teaming up with the Decolonial Centre to host an online (we know) teach in will be led by Sarona Bedwan from Makan, which will guide you through what settler colonialism is, how it differs from colonialism, global examples and how communities are resisting it.
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Hamad Butt was a pioneer, bringing together science and art to reference his Queer and diasporic experiences, addressing topics such as the AIDS crisis in the UK. His exhibition at The Whitechapel Gallery will end on September 7th.
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Ring out the end of summer in style with this FREE day party on Saturday at Colour Factory hosted by our faves Prestige Pak.
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Bold Tendencies run site specific arts projects, and you can see 'Dancing in Peckham', a 1994 film shot in its original location - the Aylesham Shopping Centre, until September 20th.
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