Solidarity Sounds UK presents: Change The Record, Online Fundraiser Event
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CHANGE THE RECORD - a SSUK Online Fundraiser Event for Safer London & The Black Curriculum, highlighting the Black Lives Matter movement.
About this event
Don't you think it's time to #CHANGETHERECORD
Solidarity Sounds UK have put together an action-packed event (inspired by access to a unique location - the old Blackfriars Crown Court); to highlight the Black Lives Matter movement, as part of Black History Month 2020; with an exciting programme that will inform, inspire and entertain.
Inspiring speakers on justice, policing, systemic inequalities, race & black history with Live Q+A's from you - the audience! As well as ORIGINAL PERFORMANCE, SPOKEN WORD, WELLNESS & FITNESS WORKSHOPS, LIVE MUSIC & DJS
EVENT STARTS 3PM - LATE (BUT TICKETS AVAILABLE ALL DAY! - JOIN ANYTIME)
Our 'pay what you can' tickets (£3, £5 & £10) allow all day, drop in-and-out access to this online zoom event. 100% profit from tickets and donations goes to our two causes Safer London & The Black Curriculum.
Let’s look at ways to take positive action, whoever we are.
Let's work together to end racism.
Want to support but can't make the day? We also encourage extra donations to be made to our paypal pool HERE.
THE LINE UP !!!
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3pm - 4pm 'Justice, Inequality + Experience of the System'
3pm - Welcome & SSUK meet Safer London
3:15pm - Poetry from Safer London Young Londoners
3:25pm - Sean Poulier (Qualified Solicitor & Higher Rights Advocate) explains the experience of going to court for a defendant, through a tour of Blackfriars
3:35pm - Kieron Rennie performance of original poem 'Holding Race', inspired & filmed at Blackfriars court.
3:40pm - Sean Poulier speaks to our co-founder about f inequalities in the UK justice system & knowing your rights in stop & search
3:50pm - I Sis performance of original poem 'What the Law taught me', inspired by & filmed at Blackfriars court.
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4pm - 5pm 'Live Speaker Hour' hosted by Banseka Kayembe of nakedpolitics.co.uk with Live Q&A from you, the audience!
4pm - Ahmed Adyeed (Director of Public Law at Duncan Lewis) will speak about his work in Human Rights, Inequalities in the Justice system & Public Law challenges like racial profiling with A.I
4.15pm - Retired Met Police Inspector, & BPA founding member: Jenny Donaldson will speak about her court experiences as a black female officer, with a focus on resilience
4:30pm - Route to Law & Race at the bar - with Cyril Adjei (Employment Law Barrister, Old Square Chambers)
All talks with a Live Q+A after each speaker and another chance to ask questions at the end.
4:50pm - A musical interlude with a pre-recorded set from the talented Erin Jae
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5pm - 6pm Wellness + Fitness - a Reset for the mind & body.
5pm - 20 minute Yoga & Meditation with Eline - an easy practice to calm the body & mind
5.20pm - A SSUK film with Ollie & Nadeem founders of FlockTogether.World
5.35pm - 'Whole body Shakeout' & 'Brain Break Workout' with Teacher, Coach and Founder of @mafiamoves_ Andre ‘Coggnitooo’ Coggins
5.50pm - SSUK introduce The Black Curriculum
5.55pm - An original short film & poem to intro our next section by David Neita, the Poetry Lawyer 'The Book Doctor', filmed onsite at the court.
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6pm - 8pm 'History & Action' - hosted by Isis Amlak
6pm - A live black history talk on Southwark and the black presence, education and civil rights, from the informative BlackHistoryWalks.co.uk
6:30pm - Isis Amlak (Pan Afrikanist radio presenter, community activist, former paralegal and poet) speaks about Black History Month & Black Lives Matter in 2020
6:40pm - Another original poem from David Neita 'In Pursuit of Justice', filmed onsite at the court - Live conversation after with Isis Amlak & your Q+A
7:00pm - We are joined by Rhumzy for a premiere of his music video for- ‘Black Wall Street’ and a special live acoustic performance.
7:15pm - An Interview by Isis Amlak with law graduate Banseka Kayembe of nakedpolitics.co.uk filmed at the court - covering the BLM movement, allyship & her thoughts on collective action - how to take action together. With a Live Q+A after.
7:40pm - We round up the day with all our thoughts and advice from speakers on the best way to move forward, fight inequality in the UK and 'Change The Record' together.
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8PM TIL LATE - PARTY TIME!
An Alpha Sessions x SSUKradio special: presenting the best emerging talent from across the UK...
Live music, dance workshops & live DJ sets from:
8pm - Satin Beige
8.15pm - Nyah Grace
8.30pm - Eliza Mai
8.45pm - Dance Workshop
& DJ sets after from:
Kaylee Golding
Likkle Fyah - with live dancers
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Follow SSUK social media channels for details:
Facebook & Instagram @SolidaritySoundsUK Twitter @Sol_SoundsUK
It's going to be an empowering and informative day - See you on the 24th!!!
(Photo credits to Steph Odu - top left, & the rest - Jason Garcia Photography)