12 events found.
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Move with Pride – Movement and Dance workshops with Joshua Royal
Join us for this series of three Saturday afternoon movement and dance workshops with HIV activist and former professional ballet dancer Joshua Royal, in the run up to Pride in London Some of you will have met Joshua at his sessions in the recent Spring Forward series, or from his work with HIV The Naked […]
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Foodcycle Stepney Green
Every Monday we welcome FoodCycle’s volunteers to use our kitchen and our cafe area to provide a delicious hot lunch. This is open to anyone living with HIV across London. By cooking with surplus ingredients, they promote healthy, sustainable attitudes towards food and its impact on the environment, and help people to learn more about […]
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Mindfulness meditation
Everybody needs a little time away from the everyday stresses and strains of life. Twice a week, Andre Smith – Positive East’s Counselling Co-ordinator – leads a 30 minute online mindfulness meditation session. These usually run twice every week on: Tuesdays at 5pm Fridays at 12.30pm For more information on how to join, please email Andre at andre.smith@positiveeast.org.uk
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Qigong Exercise
Positive East 159 Mile End Road, London, United KingdomQigong, pronounced “chi gong,” was developed in China thousands of years ago as part of traditional Chinese medicine. It involves using exercises to optimize energy within the body, mind, and spirit, with the goal of improving and maintaining health and well-being. The sessions are led by Truus Jansen. They are informal sessions, so you don’t currently […]
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Ear Acupuncture
Positive East 159 Mile End Road, London, United KingdomEar acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine that involves very fine needles being placed in various points of your outer ear. Many people have found it can help with a variety of health issues, include sleep, pain management, nausea and stomach problems, relieving stress and anxiety. The sessions are led by Truus Jansen. They are […]
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Rainbow Men – What Pride means to me – Art workshop
Rainbow Men is our social and support group for gay and bisexual men living with HIV, including men who have sex with men but don’t identify as gay or bisexual. This group is for you if you are HIV positive and either live in East London or get your HIV care in an East London clinic. […]
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Art, AIDS and Activism with Positive East – Whitechapel Gallery
Join us at the Whitechapel Gallery for this panel talk chronicling the legacies of queer visual cultures, organising histories, and how contemporary artists are dialoguing with the past and responding to HIV and AIDS in their work today. Alongside the gallery's new exhibition of the work of Hamad Butt : Apprehensions, the panel will be […]
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National HIV Story Trust – Short films screening
You can register for this event, and get more information, here The National HIV Story Trust is about filming, recording and preserving the history of those affected by the AIDS pandemic of the 1980s and 90s. The venue: One Pool Street Cinema, UCL East Campus: One Pool Street, London, E20 2AF For more information, or […]
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Mindfulness meditation
Everybody needs a little time away from the everyday stresses and strains of life. Twice a week, Andre Smith – Positive East’s Counselling Co-ordinator – leads a 30 minute online mindfulness meditation session. These usually run twice every week on: Tuesdays at 5pm Fridays at 12.30pm For more information on how to join, please email Andre at andre.smith@positiveeast.org.uk
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Move with Pride – Movement and Dance workshops with Joshua Royal
Join us for this series of three Saturday afternoon movement and dance workshops with HIV activist and former professional ballet dancer Joshua Royal, in the run up to Pride in London Some of you will have met Joshua at his sessions in the recent Spring Forward series, or from his work with HIV The Naked […]
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Foodcycle Stepney Green
Every Monday we welcome FoodCycle’s volunteers to use our kitchen and our cafe area to provide a delicious hot lunch. This is open to anyone living with HIV across London. By cooking with surplus ingredients, they promote healthy, sustainable attitudes towards food and its impact on the environment, and help people to learn more about […]
