✴︎ Wednesday, 02 September ✴︎
Join MayDay Rooms on 9th September for a hands-on workshop exploring radical magazines as spaces for organising, resistance and political imagination.
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Join Copwatch Network on 7th September for a free community workshop exploring practical ways to handle difficult situations without calling the police.
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Visit the World Press Photo Exhibition at MPB Gallery, on until 30 September, to see this year’s award-winning photojournalism capturing some of the stories, struggles and events shaping our world.
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Join ROT Collective at Calthorpe Community Garden on 20th September for a late-summer potluck picnic of political education, play, good food and community connection.
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Join Wellcome Collection on 12th September for a free day celebrating trans+ contributions to healthcare, culture and social justice, with talks, archives, voguing and a screening of MAJOR! followed by a panel discussion.
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See A Life of Navigation at the Hayward Gallery, a free exhibition of playful and provocative works by Taiwanese artist Musquiqui Chihying exploring AI, gaming culture, technology and modern life, on until 18th October.
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✴︎ Wednesday, 26 August ✴︎
The Collective Punishment Campaign is marking four years of supporting people with parents in prison or caught up in the UK legal system, with an afternoon of reflection, conversation, food and music on 19th September.
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Tonight, AAJA Music is hosting a trad session with a twist, bringing together live music, a pop-up Gaeltacht, storytelling and a singalong around the theme of celebration as resistance, with proceeds going to the Hind Rajab Foundation.
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On 13th September, Bishopsgate Institute is opening up its UK Fetish Archive for a free afternoon exploring the history of leather, rubber, BDSM and kink through magazines, posters, clothing and other archive material, with visitors also invited to donate items of their own.
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On 4th September, Save Brick Lane is protesting outside the Ministry of Housing against Angela Rayner’s decision to approve a data centre on Brick Lane, calling for the ruling to be reversed and the site used for social housing instead.
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Celebrating 12 years of Latin Elephant, this free event at the Cinema Museum on 19th September will showcase short films about Latin London and Elephant and Castle!
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On 12th September, Materials Festival hosts a hands-on session with the Department of Propaganda exploring how radical movements of the 60s and 70s used print and visual culture, ending with participants making their own collage and riso print.
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