Protest Aftercare: A Reflective Space

Protest Aftercare: A Reflective Space at Venue To Be Disclosed

An event on Wednesday 18th March. The event starts at 19:00.


Were you at the anti-fascist protest last Saturday? Have you been a victim of, or witness to, police violence and/or racist abuse? Stand Up to Racism is hosting a reflective space for activists and non-activists to gather, connect, and share their experiences of that day.

Expect small, guided conversation groups where you will have the opportunity to express how you’ve been feeling since the protest or simply listen to others share similar experiences if you do not feel like speaking.

For safety reasons, the venue will be shared with attendees shortly before the event. It will be located in central Bristol and will be fully accessible. You are welcome to attend with or without a face covering.

The event is free, though a small donation of whatever you can afford to help cover the venue costs would be greatly appreciated.



Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio)

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