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Centre of Pan African Thought presents:
Science of Melanin and Black Genetics
In this master class, Joe Dash will break down the biological matter responsible for genetic memories and mutations. He will also map out a clear biological pathway to our experiences as humans, therefore uprooting the triggers of negative behaviours. This workshop will empower you construct a more African centred sense of self, leading to stronger self esteem and permanent transformation.
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Sunday Assembly London presents:
WTF! (What The Fly?)
Why do researchers work with fruit flies? Can they teach us anything? Why should we care? In all, WTF? (What The Fly?)… Colin McClure will explain.
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Centre of Pan African Thought presents:
Science of Melanin and Black Genetics
In this master class, Joe Dash will break down the biological matter responsible for genetic memories and mutations. He will also map out a clear biological pathway to our experiences as humans, therefore uprooting the triggers of negative behaviours. This workshop will empower you construct a more African centred sense of self, leading to stronger self esteem and permanent transformation.
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Give Blood presents:
Blood Donations
Regular Blood donations at Conway Hall. Please book in advance or check the donation website for other local donation centres
Charlie Kiss presents:
‘A New Man’ Book Signing Party
A discussion about the book ‘A New Man’ on: punk, lesbian feminism, Greenham Common, prison, mania, being sectioned and on being a trans-man. You can also put your questions to the author Charlie Kiss.
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A Field Guide presents:
Weasel or stoat taxidermy workshop
In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.
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Conway Hall Ethical Society presents:
Photography: Process, Theory & Practice Group – #2 Celebrations
Join a monthly photography meet up facilitated by Grace Gelder. Each session will begin with a presentation and discussion on a specific theme and then a short practical exercise. This group aims to create an inclusive space for people to share ideas, build a community, create new work and get the support and feedback that they wish to receive on a regular basis.
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A Field Guide presents:
Guinea Pig Taxidermy workshop
In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.
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Sunday Assembly London presents:
Too Sensitive For Science?
Emily Grossman will be talking about the need to get rid of the super outdated stereotype that all scientists are cold, unemotional…and male.
And if that’s not enough, we’ll be singing our hearts out, hearing stories from members of the community, drinking a vat of tea/coffee and eating a heck of a lot of biscuits afterwards too.
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London Fortean Society presents:
My Life with the Alpine Time Travellers
Damanhur, a 600-strong community, had built the world’s most extraordinary piece of outsider art: an underground temple the size of St Paul’s Cathedral, one of the great architectural wonders of the modern world. What links this extraordinary community with the jazz musician Sun Ra? David Bramwell will answer that and other questions at this talk…
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Conway Hall Ethical Society presents:
Rhinegold LIVE: Sam Haywood
For Hyperion he has recorded the piano works of Russian pianist-composer Julius Isserlis, (grandfather of cellist Steven Isserlis) and this recital launches his forthcoming Stanford Preludes release.
This concert is followed by an informal Q&A which will be conducted by Owen Mortimer, editor of International Piano magazine.
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Action for Happiness presents:
Secrets of the World’s Happiest People
Join us for an inspiring evening with Danish happiness expert Meik Wiking as he takes us on a worldwide treasure hunt to unlock the doors to inner happiness and fulfilment.
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NOW Live Events presents:
Master the Art of Micro Mindfulness
A self-development workshop in partnership with Psychologies Magazine, this event will take you on an exploratory journey through the fascinating world of mindfulness. No matter what your experience, you will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to live mindfully.
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A New Direction presents:
London Borough of Culture and Young London
London Borough of Culture, will discuss how we might think about young people’s concerns and priorities in the context of the London Boroughs
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A Field Guide presents:
Rat or rogue taxidermy workshop
In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.
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