Spiritual Singles is a fun, informal Singles Event specifically for people that are interested in ‘spirituality’ and organised to raise funds for the humanitarian charity, International Association for Human Values (IAHV). This is a genuine, honest event open sincerely to Asians that have a desire to meet potential partners that Read more…
Sunday June 15th Harrow’s first ever Mass Bike Ride? Three rides will be starting from different parts of the Borough and will converge on the centre (the Grove Open Space, Lowlands Road) where you can have a picnic in the park and enjoy various cycling and health-related attractions, including a Read more…
If you are vegan or thinking about becoming vegan, you may find this talk helpful 🙂 Date: Wednesday May 28 2008 Time: 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm Location: Central London, UK. (Community Rooms, Millman Street (entrance next to 38a), WC1) Notes: This event is organised by London Vegans. For further Read more…
What? – Students & community event: ‘faith in the planet’ Who? – All are welcome! Christian, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Rastafarian, Islam, Sikh and so on More info? – Food, discussion & talks When? – Wednesday 21st may 2008, 12 noon – 3pm, Where? – Brunel university, Uxbridge (main campus), meeting Read more…
It’s all about changing those perceptions that have been ‘fed’ to us. Read more and you’ll know what I mean! 🙂 When? – Saturday 10 May 11am-5.15pm What? – Film: Naij, A History of Nigeria plus Q & A with Jide Olanrewaju Where? – Museum in Docklands, West India Quay Read more…
I remember being taught to question everything when I did an A’ Level is Sociology. Reading about this event has reminded me about that. It has also reinforced how people in power and control can use images and perceptions in a way that has everlasting positive or negative affects. What? Read more…
Saturday 26 April 2-5.15pm Film: Abolition in Brazil plus Q and A with Charlie Phillips Museum in Docklands, West India Quay (Docklands Light Railway) Free entry: first come,first served Please bring a donation www.museumindocklands.org.uk Brazil has the highest black population after Nigeria. Many people there still speak Yoruba or Angolan Read more…
