The Belonging Network
A Place to Belong
Belonging means being accepted for who I am. Not having to pretend, or mask. Just being me. And that’s ok.
What Does Belonging Mean to You?
The Year of Belonging Launch Event took place at Fairfield House in Bath, in February 2023.
There were wonderful poetry performances by local poets: Mark De Lisser, Barry Hollow, Stacey Pottinger, Anu and Shakara.
We talked about belonging, inclusion and change.
We are excited about the Year of Belonging!
Join us for a screening of Hijabi on 10th November at Widcome Social Club. An important documentary that follows the experience of Muslim women in the UK
#film #screening #islamophobia
We have a book club event coming up at @toppingsbath on 20th October!
Talk to some of the authors, hear readings from the book and more.
Please register via our Eventbrite to attend so that we know numbers
#bookclub #read #authors #books
Are you a charity or voluntary sector organisation?
Want to find out more about equality, diversity and inclusion and how to implement best practice in your organisation?
Come to our breakfast club!
Free to attend by please register. Details in our profile
#event #breakfast #learn #DEI #EDI
Join us for this wonderful event on 21st September. More details and how to register to attend on our website
We've been wondering what we can do given the recent riots, increased visibility of racism, fascists and racists. We've also been struggling with feeling worried, afraid, angry.
So we are holding a safe space on Thursday 22nd August, 10am-3pm. This is family-friendly. There will be activities for children, and space for adults to talk or not. We will have resources available to support you.
We will provide food/snacks. Drop in or stay for a while.
This event is for those people who have been most impacted by the current events; Muslims, Black people, brown people, minoritised ethnicities and immigrants.
Please send us a DM for more info. Or if any local businesses want to donate food or other resources, let us know
#safe #safespace #safety #free #blacklivesmatter
The Three Hijabis are coming to Bath on Monday, 20 May.
Amna Abdullatif, Shaista Aziz, and Huda Jawad are "...an award winning campaigning group known as The Three Hijabis. We’re three British Muslim women, football fans, and equalities experts with particular focus on misogyny, violence against women and girls and anti racism. We are working to make football and sports inclusive and safe for everyone.
This is a Frank Conversation exploring stories and spaces for better work and workplaces. Join us to celebrate and support these three amazing women who use their voice for justice here in the UK and people all over the world, including he people of Gaza, Palestine and Israel.
Buy your Tickets for in-person event in Bath, Monday, 20 May, 18:00-2030.
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/bath/the-mission-theatre/
I'm not a believer in New Years resolutions at the best of times, and this is those.
If you want to change something, change it now.
If you want to start something, start it now.
This year, more than ever, we're focusing on freedom for all.
Free everyone.
Join us at the Bath Pride information events in January to find out more about Bath Pride 2024 and how you can get involved.
TCN Newark Works is wheelchair accessible with parking nearby and easily accessed by public transport.
#BathPride2024
