PLUS, as Disabled activism is such a driving force for change in the culture sector, we have added an online stream for those with limited mobility or energy who can’t get to Bristol for the event.

Handful of tix left for Watershed. Full schedule and details of online tickets are on the website.

Thinking it will cover topics like -
• Resilience building
• Tackling misinformation
• Your legal position as a charity
• Making and sharing art that addresses these themes
• How to hold difficult conversations
What else should we cover?

It is of course more than toilets. The culture sector stands in love and solidarity with our Trans, Nonbinary and Intersex communities.

Thank you ❤️

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In solidarity with our Trans, Nonbinary and Intersex communities.

We weren’t organising the event. A hustings goes ahead with whoever candidates show up. He didn’t turn up

When the dust settles I’ll have a think about how we might stage an event to discuss how cultural organisations can contribute to democracy in a time of political extremism. We also dont plan to host any hustings in the near future.

this is the full applicable part of charity commission guidance. Obviously the law can be read in lots of different ways. As we are not organising the event and it is not a selective hustings, our reading i that we do not have the ability at this stage to cancel www.gov.uk/government/p...