Black History Month at VAC
The Umoja Health Forum (October 17th), Djembe Drumming Workshop (October 25th), 5 Black Fathers – A documentary (October 30th)
Opportunities for Youth Representatives on Camley Street
The Council is building new homes and workspace on Camley Street – and they’re looking for “youth representatives” to join the Camley Street Steering Group meeting on 23rd October! You’ll enrich your CV by learning new skills, meet new people and see behind the scenes on a high-profile development project, and help the council respond more meaningfully to the needs of the area. If you’re between 16-25yrs old, live/work/study in Camden and enthusiastic about contributing to the future of your local area – email Rozita.leetham@camden.gov.uk.
GoodGym Camden Active Volunteering
GoodGym Camden are a local volunteering group, and they like to combine being active and doing good! Each week, they run, walk, or cycle to a local community organisation for some form of active volunteering – think cutting brambles, planting trees, or painting bike railings – and they’d like to welcome anyone wanting to join their friendly and inclusive group. They’re off to Kentish Town City Farm on Saturday 26th October – full details here. Alex from GoodGym can also be contacted at alexmurtough@goodgym.org if you have any questions.
Brave Café : working together to address domestic abuse
Invitation to Camden residents, business and interested community partners: You are cordially invited to the second Brave Cafe in Camden on 6th November at the Crowndale Centre, 218 Everhort street, NW1 1BD. The session will be addressing the crucial issue of domestic abuse. This exclusive event is designed for Camden residents and community partners who are eager to engage in an open and safe dialogue. RSVP to equalities@camden.gov.uk to express your interest in attending.
Free Community Festival “Zen in Mind”
The Zen Project and Mind in Camden bring to you one of a series of monthly festivals to celebrate mental health and support the local Camden community. Open to all and all activities are free. Free food, massage, mindfulness sessions and more. Join to take part in one of the activities to help create some calm and ease anxiety, with something for everyone. No need to book – just turn up. More information here.
24th October, 9-15 Camden Road, NW1 9LQ
Kurdish Community meeting
After 13 years of great Kurdish Community meetings at Haverstock School, meetings are moving to the iconic British Library. This month’s meeting is on 26th October at the Last Word Cafe in the plaza of the British Library. The meetings are run on a monthly basis by Kurdish volunteers in order to help the community get together, celebrate ethnic identity, share knowledge in a sociable, cultural, educational and family friendly setting. All are welcome.
Free Community Leadership Workshops for Camden Residents
Taught by tutors from Birkbeck who have run Community Development and Leadership courses in London for over 10 years, these workshops aim to help participants gain skills, knowledge and confidence. Networking and sharing knowledge and experiences is also encouraged. 5 in-person sessions from the 6th November:
1. Community Engagement. 2. Project Development. 3. Community Leadership. 4. Health, Wellbeing and Resilience. 5. Project Evaluation & Next Steps
Pathways at Birkbeck
Want support with deciding your next steps? Have a career in mind but unsure how to achieve it? Join Pathways for free advice and training. FREE LUNCH INCLUDED. Pathways gives you a space to reflect on life and your goals. Leave with a clear plan and local signposting, supported by 121 advice from a qualified coach.
20th November, Clean Break, NW5 2LB.
Real Talk debate for young people aged 16-21
The Real Talk debate for 16 to 21-year-olds in Camden aims to create a safe space for young people to express their opinions and challenge pre-conceived notions on topics that matter most to them, as well as empower local youth to shape the design and development of services in their community. This year’s Real Talk event is taking place at Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, King’s Cross, on Wednesday 23 October. Food and refreshments will be provided along with a thank you voucher for participating young people, who can book their free ticket on Eventbrite.
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