Coconut Head Generation
PopChange Film Club presents a film directed by Alain Kassanda, plus Q&A
£7.50
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Hold to Record: Voice Notes from Refugees.
Kensington Central Library 12 Phillimore Walk, London, United KingdomA new anthology featuring new writing from refugees, asylum seekers and migrants.
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No Direction Home presents: Anastasia and Loraine
Hoxton Hall 130 Hoxton Street, LondonNo Direction Home presents: Anastasia and Loraine, hosted by Selam Amare
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Queer Arab Short Films
RichMix 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, LondonThe fifth edition of our PopChange Film Club, including a Q&A with Syrian-Swiss filmmaker Julie-Yara Atz.
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ELSC London Fundraiser: “Solidarity Forever”
Hoxton Hall 130 Hoxton Street, LondonArt has power, so does solidarity. An evening of comedy, music, poetry & film.
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Holding Space: Cardiff
The Sustainable Studio 59-61 Tudor St, Cardiff, United KingdomFor this in-person gathering, we will hold space for artists, organisers, health, cultural and migrant justice workers based in and around Cardiff to come together to consider the role of art and creativity and its impact on the mental health and wellbeing of sanctuary seekers.
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Sabrin Hasbun – London Book Launch
Palestine House London, United KingdomJoin us at Palestine House in London for the launch of Sabrin Hasbun's new book, Crossing: A love story between Italy and Palestine, winner of the inaugural Footnote X Counterpoints Writing Prize.
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Holding Space: Belfast
The MAC Belfast 10 Exchange St, West BelfastJoin us for this free, in-person gathering bringing together artists, refugees, activists, organisers, creatives, and those working in health, wellbeing, and migrant justice
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Creativity, Displacement and Mental Health Webinar
Online via Zoom via Counterpoints 128 Hoxton Street, London, United KingdomWith case studies, guest speakers and discussions, this webinar offers an opportunity to reflect on what good practice looks like and to discuss some of the opportunities and challenges that may be faced when developing creative projects by and with newly arrived communities with a focus on addressing mental health needs.
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The Things We Don’t Say – Online Screening and Q&A
Online"I escaped the Rwanda genocide as a baby. I returned to find many of my generation have buried their pain.” A film by Ornella Mutoni. Part of Creativity & Wellbeing week.
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Moomin 80 at Southbank Centre
Riverside Terrace, Southbank Centre, London SE1 8XZ Southbank Centre, London, United Kingdom"The Door is Always Open": Journey into the marvellous world of the Moomins, brought to life by the Woodland Tribe and their little helpers.
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Stitch and Care
Fashion and Textile Museum 83 Bermondsey St, London, United KingdomHalf day workshop with artists Lynn Setterington & Jill Eastlands and Oldham Library as part of Creativity and Wellbeing Week.
