✴︎ Wednesday, 14 October ✴︎
Gather at the British Museum, London, on 17th October at 7pm to protest its fundraising ball celebrating 250 years of the United States and its ongoing sponsorship by BP.
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Join Anamot Press at the Feminist Library on 8th November, for ‘Digging’, a zine-making workshop drawing on radical archives to explore grassroots media and resistance to techno-fascism.
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Explore how movement can support creativity, wellbeing and collective care at Counterpoints Arts’ free ‘Movement, Wellbeing & Social Change’ gathering, featuring performances and conversations at Brixton House, on 21st October.
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Stand with Sisters Uncut and the United Families and Friends Campaign at Trafalgar Square, London, on 31st October at 12pm for their annual remembrance procession honouring those killed by the state and demanding justice.
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Celebrate Black History Month with Moonlight Experiences’ social for single Black and POC lesbians and FLINTA people aged 30+, offering space for love, friendship and connection at The Common Press on 29th October.
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Praxis offers three free training sessions exploring immigration and asylum rights, challenging anti-migrant narratives and trauma-informed practice at Auto Italia on 3rd, 5th and 9th November at various times.
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✴︎ Wednesday, 07 October ✴︎
For quick readers, join OKHA on 8th October, 7–9pm, at Studio Nocturne, London, to discuss Thing: She Knows Who She Is by Glenn Ligon and explore Black queer art, house music and activism.
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Remember those killed by the state and support the call to end state violence with United Family and Friends Campaign and Cradle Community on 10th October, 12–4pm, at Inspire in Dalston, with film screenings, a panel discussion, zine-making, banner-building, swaps and pay-what-you-can food.
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From political censorship to family taboos, explore how we hide meaning in language through word games and creative exercises at How to Speak in Disguise, part of Antiuniversity Now Festival, on 17th October, 6:30–8:30pm, at House of Annetta in London.
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Grime’s pioneering filmmakers join Chantelle Fiddy for Rewind: Grime on Camera, a free conversation on 10th October from 7pm exploring how DIY footage of basement clashes, pirate radio sessions and estate freestyles helped shape the scene’s identity.
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Jazz for Congo brings performances from Liz MNK and Dani, hosted by Nayana AB, to The Common Press in Dalston on 23rd October for a Congo Week fundraiser for Focus Congo.
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Discover the label that launched James Brown at the UK premiere of King of Them All: The Story of King Records at Rio Cinema on 27th October, 8:30pm, followed by a Q&A with director Yemi Oyediran hosted by music journalist Tracy Kawalik.
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