Friday, 4th May 2012
LONDON: Altab Ali was a Bengali clothing worker who was murdered in a racist attack on 4th May 1978. The murder of Altab Ali united East End against racism & fascism and defeated the then National Front (NF) and their thugs from our Streets. We now face new threats from the BNP, EDL and institutionalised racism. This is why we need to remain united and defeat the evil forces of racism, fascism & extremism. A rally will take place to mark the 34th anniversary of his death.
Details: 17.00 at the Shaheed Minar, Altab Ali Park, Adler Street/Whitechapel High Street, London E1 (Tube: Aldgate East/Aldgate and Bus 25,253,106 and 40 to Aldgate)
Saturday 26th May 2012
LONDON: identifying gender based violence and understanding legal frameworks on human/ women’s rights workshop. Make Every Woman Count is hosting a series of workshops designed to empower diaspora African women: African women empowering each other to lead.
Details: 52-54 Featherstone Street, London, EC1Y 8RT. All workshops are free. Please see the MEWC website for details
Saturday 23rd June 2012
LONDON: empowering entrepreneurial women: how to start and run your own successful business workshop. Make Every Woman Count is hosting a series of workshops designed to empower diaspora African women: African women empowering each other to lead.
Details: 52-54 Featherstone Street, London, EC1Y 8RT. All workshops are free. Please see the MEWC website for details
Saturday 7th July 2012
LONDON: taking your own communication skills to the next level: strategising for success workshop. Make Every Woman Count is hosting a series of workshops designed to empower diaspora African women: African women empowering each other to lead.
Details: 52-54 Featherstone Street, London, EC1Y 8RT. All workshops are free. Please see the MEWC website for details
Saturday 18th August 2012
LONDON: UK Black Pride- Europe’s biggest celebration of African, Asian,Caribbean and Arab LGBT people. Ministry of Sound, 103 Gaunt Street, London, SE1 6DP. Midday – 8.30pm. www.ukblackpride.org.uk
Saturday 8th September
LONDON: strengthening women’s leadership and capacity building workshop. Make Every Woman Count is hosting a series of workshops designed to empower diaspora African women: African women empowering each other to lead.
Details: 52-54 Featherstone Street, London, EC1Y 8RT. All workshops are free. Please see the MEWC website for details
Thursday 13th September – Saturday 24th November
LONDON: Kimathi Donkor: Queens of the Undead- Contemporary portraits exploring art history and evoking historic female commanders from Africa or its Diasporas. Paintings are accompanied by research texts, adding context to the work.
Saturday 22nd September
LONDON: understanding the basics of social media: women’s empowerment through social media. Make Every Woman Count is hosting a series of workshops designed to empower diaspora African women: African women empowering each other to lead.
Details: 52-54 Featherstone Street, London, EC1Y 8RT. All workshops are free. Please see the MEWC website for details
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