An intergenerational conversation that you will not want to miss!

An intergenerational conversation that you will not want to miss!

An intergenerational conversation that you will not want to miss!

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An invitation to African and Caribbean elders, adults and young people to come together in a creative space for conversation, reflection and to find new ways of building a thriving African Diaspora community in the UK

With pleasure we invite you to a unique and exciting day of intergenerational dialogue and creative thinking to explore some of the key questions facing our community.

This so much more than just another ‘talking shop’!

You will meet liked minded ‘action-orientated’ people of all ages with whom you can start to create bold, new ideas which could be used to support our young people, our growing population of elders and a new generation of leader-facilitators.

You will also network with members of the emerging Ubele community, and, if you are interested, there will be opportunities to join us.

When? Saturday 14th September, 10.00am (sharp) – 4.00pm

Where? Deptford Lounge, Giffin Street (off Deptford High Street), Deptford, SE8 4RJ

Transport Links: Train stations: Deptford (1 min); DLR: Deptford Bridge (7 min walk); New Cross Station: 7 mins. Buses: 47, 53, 177, 188, 199, 225, 453

Cost: £10 which will include light refreshments (excluding lunch which will be available to purchase on the day). Unwaged/students/retired: Reduced rate of £5.00

For more information please email: ubeleseptember14@gmail.com

Ned to know more about the Ubele initiative, please contact Yvonne Field:Yve.Field@gmail.com or read our blog at www.ubeleinitiative@wordpress.com

United we are rock, divided we are sand.’ Madagascan proverb

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The Matters Arising blog is a collection of thought-provoking, thought-leadership pieces sprinkled with some blue-sky thinking on pertinent issues affecting African communities both in the diaspora and at home. It includes articles on culture, politics, social and economic advancement, diversity and inclusion, community cohesion topics. It is also a repository of the political history of Ghana, traditions of the Gadagme people of Ghana, and the Pan-African politics of Kwame Nkrumah. Read, enjoy, like, share, and join!

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