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32 Steps to Togetherness is a manual of 32 practical actions we can take as individuals or community leaders to build connections within and between communities.

14/08/2026

It’s amazing how much better you can feel about the world - and your role trying to make it a better place - after getting together with other good people.

We’re hosting another one of our online bookclubs.

We’ll be joined by a mish mash of special guests to discuss Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor’s book - End Times Fascism and the Fight for the Living World. It’s about the strange new alliance of tech billionaires, religious fundamentalists and ethno-nationalists who appear untroubled by the prospect of collapse — having made private arrangements for surviving it — and about what it takes to build something better instead. “Our task is to build a movement strong enough to stop them,” as the authors have it.

Non-academic, warm and welcoming — our guests will set out the ideas, then everyone gets to weigh in. It’ll be a hopeful conversation on the most salient topics. All perspectives valued, including the ones that disagree with ours.

Panel:
🔸 Cllr Rachel Millward, Deputy Leader of the Green Party of England and Wales
🔸 Cllr Richard Rout, Conservative group leader, Suffolk County Council
🔸 Zara Mohammed, our fellow Director and former Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain
🔸 More to be confirmed

Facilitated by our founding Director Mark Ereira-Guyer. 

📅Tuesday 20 October
⏰7–8:15pm
📍Online

You don’t need to have finished the book. You don’t ACTUALLY need to have started it (because it’s not out yet, so that wouldn’t be fair)

Book your place: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/online-book-club-end-times-fascism-and-the-fight-for-the-living-world-tickets-1996233993612

13/08/2026

90 years ago, the East End stood shoulder to shoulder on Cable Street and stopped Mosley‘s Blackshirts in their tracks.

We’re marking the anniversary the way this community has always done its best thinking-out loud, in collaboration, in verse.

📅 Sunday 4 October
⏰ 5-6:30 pm
📍St George-in-the-East, London

Join us - IN PERSON FOR A CHANGE - for an evening of spoken word celebrating modern Cockney identity and the comradeship of East End communities, with Michael Rosen.

Free to attend (though donations welcome).

We will be launching an anthology on the night.

Poetry has a magical way of connecting us giving us a way to explore our innermost emotions and make sense of the world around us in a peaceful yet honest way. In a city as complex and beautifully diverse as modern London, we believe those connections matter more than ever.

Two ways to be involved:

✍️ Write a poem. The New Cockney Poets is an open invitation - anyone can submit a poem on modern Cockney identities and the Cockney diaspora, or on unity in comradeship in the East End. The best of the beautiful bunch will be read live on the night and published in the anthology. The very best will win £1000. 🔗 Link for more information in bio

🎟️ Come along. 🔗 Link in bio to book your free ticket.

Partners: .literature Bengali East End Heritage Society British Billingual Poetry Collective

12/08/2026

Do you want to be a better ally in the face of rising Islamophobia???

Come and enjoy a meeting of minds over lunch with:

➡️ who is the
➡️ Dr Wajid Akhter, Secretary General of
➡️ Dr Sabir A Bham, Founder of
➡️ Safura Houghton, Co-Founder of

Six years of delivering our Nurturing Grassroots has given us the honour of working alongside many absolutely brilliant Muslim-led organisations. Again and again, we’ve seen how faith inspires, motivates and shapes the work. ☪️ 🕌 ✨

Whilst this feels obvious to us, we don’t think that gets talked about enough!

📈 With the rise of islamophobia and anti-Muslim hostility, it feels more important than ever to celebrate these organisations - and build a strong counter-narrative to that hate.

👩🏿‍💻 👨🏽‍💻 🧑🏻‍💻 👩‍💻 We’re hosting this short and sweet online meet up to celebrate two Muslim-led organisations and discuss how Islam shows up in their work. In doing so, we hope to equip those that join us with a deeper understanding of the positive ways in which Islamic faith and ethics shows up in their communities so that we’re all ready to stand up to islamophobic rhetoric if we encounter it.

📅 Monday 14 September
⏰ 12:30–1:30pm
📍Online over lunch

☀️ ☀️ ☀️ An open invitation - link in bio

31/07/2026

A dementia diagnosis is deeply isolating, not just for the person diagnosed but for those around them. As well as slowly losing the person affected, family and friends can find themselves lost and alone as they navigate the challenges they face. 😞

That’s why initiatives like the are so important. Started in Stockport by family members of a sufferer, the charity host discos that bring together people with dementia, their families and their friends for a multigenerational boogie and an opportunity to connect with others experiencing the same difficulties in life. 👏

Thanks to its winning formula, the idea is going from strength to strength with discos now being hosted across Greater Manchester, as far north as Seahouses and as far south of London. Not only that but attendees are now becoming volunteers and in one case a trustee, ensuring that lived experience is at the heart of everything the charity does. 🥰

In this film co-founder Kate shares the story of how Dementia Disco came to be and the impact it has on the people who attend. Do you give it a like and share to celebrate the greatness that is Kate and the team! 🪩🕺

28/07/2026

😻😻Abigail and Chantelle are best friends - they are both young carers and met at

Without the support offered by this fabulous organisation, young carers in Thurrock like Abigail and Chantelle would not have the opportunities to meet, socialise and build bonds with other young people who have similar experiences, and would be at risk of becoming isolated and lonely which is a heartbreaking thought. 💔

👏👏👏 Please show your appreciation for all organisations who support carers - especially young carers - by liking and sharing this post!

Every week is

24/07/2026

Have you ever met someone who chooses not to be defined by their limitations? That’s exactly what marvellous Maz has done. 🙌

Told by Doctors at 19 she had just a year to live due to a genetic disorder, Maz overcome the odds and thankfully is still very much with us. 🙏 Not only that but she uses her experience of isolation and loneliness caused by her physical health to bring together and support others going through difficulties with their mental health through her work at

Although Maz finds her work rewarding, she has to take care not to overwhelm her body which is still fragile and so pacing herself is very important.

Today is - Maz please take at least a day to do exactly what you need – like the airlines tell us you have to put your own mask on before helping others! 💖

If Maz’s story inspires you, help us celebrate her and thank you for being a hashtag community hero by liking and sharing her story. 🫶🫶🫶

15/07/2026

WHAT AN INSPIRATION TO US ALL

😭 😭
Take 60 seconds to absorb Tracey’s story and cheer up your week.

Tracey volunteers at Norwich Food Bank, which is part of the Trussell Trust. If you’re thinking of becoming more active in your local community, volunteering at your local food bank is a great place to start.

Whether that’s your or not, hit 🫶 if you agree we need more Traceys

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