Annual Gather Up Celebration 2023
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Mark your calendars! The Racial Justice Network’s exciting annual Gather Up event is around the corner. Join us for a day full of workshops, Open Mic performances, networking opportunities, community consultation and care, edutainment, and delicious local cuisine.
This open event aims to foster discussions around the significance of community care as well as provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for new participants while giving those who have had prior experience with RJN a chance to voice their future needs. Be part of this exciting event and join us!
For the second year in a row, we are thrilled to be hosting the event at CLAY (Centre for Live Art Yorkshire) in Leeds.
?? Saturday 9th December, starting from 1PM ? CLAY, Leeds, 2 Regent Street, LS2 7QA
Our commitment is to create a welcoming and accessible event for everyone. Enjoy step-free access, proper ventilation, and designated breakout spaces. Let us know about additional needs like travel access support, childcare, or a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter to ensure everyone feels included.
RSVP by Thursday 30th.
Let’s unite to make this celebration an inclusive and unforgettable experience for everyone.
RSVP HERE
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