Happening in the Women’s Hub – October Highlights

October is a vibrant month at the Women’s Hub, packed with events that nurture connection, creativity, and cultural celebration. As part of this, we’re excited to highlight Black History Month with special activities and continue offering essential support for our diverse community.

Black History Month Events:  

– “Is Your Hair Still Political?” – Saturday, 5th October, 2 PM – 5 PM, at the Maya Centre. This thought-provoking event features a film screening and open discussion on the cultural significance of Black hair. We recommend reading Audre Lorde’s *Is Your Hair Still Political?* to deepen your understanding.  

– Hena and Cultural Day– 31st October (venue and time TBC). Join us to celebrate the end of Black History Month with henna art, food, music, and cultural conversations—a beautiful way to connect and appreciate the richness of Black culture.

Ongoing Support Groups and Workshops:

– Neurodiversity Peer Support Group –8th October, 11 AM – 1 PM, at St Mary’s Church. This group offers a welcoming space for neurodivergent women, whether officially diagnosed or self-identified, and parents of neurodivergent children to share experiences and explore wellbeing strategies.  

– Hinda’s Somali Women’s Peer Group – Every Tuesday, 10 AM – 1 PM, at Al-Abrar Foundation in Finsbury Park. This is a supportive space for Somali women to come together, share stories, and build community.  

– Deeper Connection Workshop – Starts 15th October through 5th November, 6 PM – 8 PM, at Cubitt Gallery. Open to queer women and non-binary people, this 6-week series offers a space to reflect on relationships and connection through art, led by experienced group therapists.

Other Creative Opportunities:

– Talitha Art Workshop– 4th, 11th, and 25th October, 1 PM – 2:30 PM, at St Luke Community Centre. Enjoy gentle yoga, movement, and art in a holistic, creative space designed for relaxation and self-expression.