North East London AWL

AWL North East London film showing - 'Paris Is Burning'

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Date: 
24 February, 2013 - 15:30 - 18:30
Location: 

Menard Hall, 14 Galway Street, London EC1V 3SW

Description: 

Mark LGBTQ history month with AWL North East London. We're screening Jennie Livingston's documentary about drag culture in New York in the 1980s, exploring issues of gender, homophobia and transphobia, and racism.

£8/£4 (waged/unwaged), including food and drink.

More info: 07883 607506

How to beat the racists - a North East London AWL open branch meeting

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Date: 
8 September, 2011 - 21:30 - 23:30
Location: 

Room G8, Montefiore Centre, Hanbury Street (off Brick Lane)

Description: 

Following the mobilisation against the EDL's protest in Tower Hamlets, how can we build an anti-racist movement that can confront the far-right in the streets and provide socialist political answers to the issues that allow them to grow?

An open branch meeting of North East London AWL: all welcome.

Meeting: The Battle of Cable Street 70 years on, and the battle against racism and fascism in Britain today

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Date: 
4 October, 2006 - 21:30 - 23:30
Location: 

Indian YMCA, Fitzroy Square, W1 (nearest tubes Warren Street and Great Portland Street)

Description: 

With

  • Dave Rosenberg (Jewish Socialists' Group),
  • Assad Rehman (Newham Monitoring Project),
    and
  • Aubrey Morris (Cable Street veteran)

The meeting will also pay tribute to the late Reuben Goldberg, anti-racist campaigner, Jewish Socialists' Group member, trades unionist, and Newham Montoring Project activist, who died nine years ago.

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With

  • Dave Rosenberg (Jewish Socialists' Group),
  • Assad Rehman (Newham Monitoring Project),
    and
  • Aubrey Morris (Cable Street veteran)

The meeting will also pay tribute to the late Reuben Goldberg, anti-racist campaigner, Jewish Socialists' Group member, trades unionist, and Newham Montoring Project activist, who died nine years ago.

Location:
Indian YMCA, Fitzroy Square, W1 (nearest tubes Warren Street and Great Portland Street)

Public meeting to protest at the privatisation of the East London Line

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Date: 
26 July, 2006 - 21:30 - 23:00
Location: 

Hospitality Room, Hackney Empire

Description: 

We want a public Tube for Hackney

Speakers include Bob Crow (General Secretary, RMT) and
Louise Christian (lawyer for rail crash victims

Organised by Hackney TUC and RMT London Transport Regional Council

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We want a public Tube for Hackney

Speakers include Bob Crow (General Secretary, RMT) and
Louise Christian (lawyer for rail crash victims

Organised by Hackney TUC and RMT London Transport Regional Council

Location:
Hospitality Room, Hackney Empire

OPEN DOORS: a benefit for immigration detainees

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Date: 
24 June, 2005 - 21:30
Location: 

CHATS PALACE, 42 Brooksby's Walk, E9

Description: 

Organised by Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group

Music, dance, comedy and speakers and from around the world to raise money for refugees in detention in the UK.

A refugee week event starring Rob Newman and others.

£8 (£4 concs), free for refugees

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Nearest station: Homerton; bus routes 236, 242, 276, S2 and W15
Chats Box office: 020 8533 0227
Advance booking advised

Organised by Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group

Music, dance, comedy and speakers and from around the world to raise money for refugees in detention in the UK.

A refugee week event starring Rob Newman and others.

Child labour: discussion plus visit to exhibition, organised by North London No Sweat

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Date: 
23 April, 2005 - 13:00
Location: 

Museum of Childhood, Bethnal Green (meet at the information stand)

Description: 

Visit to the museum's exhibition on child labour, plus a meeting in the museum to discuss the issues. Children are welcome. During the exhibition they can play in the museum's soft play area with supervision.

You can download a PDF leaflet advertising this event here.

Visit to the museum's exhibition on child labour, plus a meeting in the museum to discuss the issues. Children are welcome. During the exhibition they can play in the museum's soft play area with supervision.

You can download a PDF leaflet advertising this event here.

AWL North London branch meeting

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Date: 
22 February, 2005 - 19:30
Location: 

Golden Lion, corner of Britannia St / Kings Cross road - near Kings Cross station

Description: 

The main discussion will be on The politics of Hamas, introduced by Clive Bradley - part 1 of our series of discussions on Religion and Politics.

The main discussion will be on The politics of Hamas, introduced by Clive Bradley - part 1 of our series of discussions on Religion and Politics.

AWL North London branch meeting

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Date: 
1 March, 2005 - 19:30
Location: 

Golden Lion, corner of Britannia St / Kings Cross road - near Kings Cross station

Description: 

The main discussion will be on Religious movements of the right and left, looking primarily at Christianity, from liberation theology to the US Christian right. The second in our series of three meetings about Religion and Politics.

The main discussion will be on Religious movements of the right and left, looking primarily at Christianity, from liberation theology to the US Christian right. The second in our series of three meetings about Religion and Politics.

AWL North London branch meeting

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Date: 
8 March, 2005 - 19:30
Location: 

Artillery Arms, Bunhill Row, London EC1

Description: 

The main discussion will be about Schools and Secularism, introduced by Jean Lane. The third in our series of three discussions about Religion and Politics.

The main discussion will be about Schools and Secularism, introduced by Jean Lane. The third in our series of three discussions about Religion and Politics.

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