✴︎ Friday, July 4th ✴︎
The Queer Ecologies festival, which will run from July 19-20 at Glengall Wharf Garden, aims to deconstruct power hierarchies and build kinship amongst all species that we share the planet with, through talks, workshops and performances.
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A look ahead, but tickets are already on second release - DJ Pluie Hann is hosting a 'Hot Queer Magic Day Fest' on August 2nd, complete with tarot, a queer ceilidh, and of course, some unrivalled tunes.
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This Sunday in Tottenham, SkatePal, an organisation supporting young people in Palestine through skateboarding are having a fundraiser, complete with a merch stall (it's really good merch), a raffle, prizes and more.
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On July 19th is the Festival of Collective Liberation. With the aim of creating interconnected movements that link issues like anti-racism and climate justice, the day hopes to inspire and equip Black and multicultural communities to confront rising fascism and all its associated ills.
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British-Congolese artist Bernice Mulenga whose work documents and honours Black queer life is hosting her first major institutional solo exhibition on July 17th!
And finally, we know this one's online - but who is going to be pernickety when it's this important? Tune in on Friday, July 4th to find out the collective next steps following the potential proscription of Palestine Action.
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✴︎ Friday, June 27th ✴︎
This Monday at Woolwich Crown Court stand in solidarity with the Filton-18 who have been remanded to prison for costing Elbit Systems, Israel's biggest weapons firm, over £1 million.
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Next Saturday on June 28th, racist far right groups, led by Phillip Hickin, a Zionist football hooligan and leader of DFLA are planning a 'demonstration' a short walk away from the SOAS Liberated Zone for Gaza encampment. Urgent support is needed.
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Taking place at Brick Lane Bookshop on July 10th, Tagore’s Salon will be hosting a panel discussing how publishers can support occupied Palestine and confront the structural barriers that enable oppression.
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Taking place at Brick Lane Bookshop on July 10th, Tagore’s Salon will be hosting a panel discussing how publishers can support occupied Palestine and confront the structural barriers that enable oppression.
Get tickets HERE
On Thursday, June 26th, join Alice Aedy as she moderates a panel for London Climate Action Week, which will honour women who are currently shaping the narrative around the climate crisis.
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Running from July 11-27th, London’s longest-running visual arts festival is back! Showcasing over 500 artists across varying disciplines, swan on down to Deptford and see what this amazing event has to offer.
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