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Islamophobia Awareness Exhibition #HackneyMoreInCommon

Date: 17 Jun 2017

Time: 11:30am - 5:00pm

Venue: Hackney Community College, Falkirk Street
London N1 6HQ United Kingdom

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The Hackney working group will be showcasing mend’s Islamophobia Awareness Exhibition at the #HackneyMoreInCommon festival fun day to bring communities together, organised by Hackney Unites, a community coalition of social justice.

Venue

Hackney Community College

Falkirk Street
London, N1 6HQ United Kingdom + Google Map

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