On Wednesday, at the School of Oriental and African Studies on Thornhaugh St. Bloomsbury, Central London, there will be an evening of words, music and pictures based around the Queeruption 9 event which took place in Tel Aviv this summer.
On Wednesday, at the School of Oriental and African Studies on Thornhaugh St. Bloomsbury, Central London, there will be an evening of words, music and pictures based around the Queeruption 9 event which took place in Tel Aviv this summer.
There will be talks about people's experiences of the Queeruption event, their experiences of doing activism in Israel and Palestine during the last summer, and possibly also a talk about homosexuality in the Middle East and about queer theory.
There will also be an exhibition of photographs taken at the event, and the talks will be followed by music.
The event will be free of charge, and will begin at 6.30pm in the JCR (Junior Common Room) at Soas, and last until around 9pm.
Love and Solidarity
There will be talks about people's experiences of the Queeruption event, their experiences of doing activism in Israel and Palestine during the last summer, and possibly also a talk about homosexuality in the Middle East and about queer theory.
There will also be an exhibition of photographs taken at the event, and the talks will be followed by music.
The event will be free of charge, and will begin at 6.30pm in the JCR (Junior Common Room) at Soas, and last until around 9pm.
Love and Solidarity
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