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How woke are you?

Name: How woke are you?
Start: 2017-11-25T19:00:00+00:00
End: 2017-11-25T22:00:00+00:00
Location: Foster Hall

Date: 25 Nov 2017

Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm

Venue: Foster Hall, Saint Barnabas Church, Wellesley Rd, London
London, E17 8QY United Kingdom

Price: £7 – £25

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About this event:

Does being Muslim mean that hummus is a necessary part of your diet? What have Muslims contributed to British society? Is creeping shariah a real thing? Come and find out.

As part of Islamophobia awareness month, you are invited to an evening of games, food, and networking with members of Waltham forest.

Rules – All participating individuals will be part of a team of 5. Therefore, it is highly recommended that tickets are bought as a group. Tickets can also be bought individually.

Bring your friends, families and a competitive attitude. Prizes to be won!

Strictly ages 18+.

Note: There is no onsite parking and please use local street parking.

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Details

Date:: 25th November 2017
Time:: 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Cost:: £7 – £25
Event Category:: Waltham Forest

Organiser

: Outreach Ealing
Email:: info@outreachealing.org
Website:: www.outreachealing.org

Venue

Foster Hall

Saint Barnabas Church, Wellesley Rd, London
London, E17 8QY United Kingdom + Google Map

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