Introducing the UK's first Independent Hate Crime Advocate course.
Victims and survivors of hate crime deserve specialist support as they process the impact of experiencing hate and navigate complex systems. This first-of-its-kind Independent Hate Crime Advocate course will ensure all victims and survivors of hate crime receive a high-quality standard of support.🧵⬇️
A reminder of the 2nd Ruth Lecture with LIZ CARR: 6pm, 25/11, on Zoom.
Liz will discuss her campaigning against assisted suicide, and the links with abuse and crime towards disabled people.
This is a free event. There will be BSL interpreting throughout.
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Last chance to get tickets for tonight's Big Birthday Benefit Bonanza!! You won't want to miss our line up of amazing disabled artists: Elle Chante, Sakara, Signdance Collective and DJ Blue T.
www.eventbrite.com/e/1782211475...
Elle Chante x Stay Safe East ✨
A voice you don’t want to miss. Book your tickets and support our work with disabled survivors.
Join us on 11 Nov, 6 pm onwards
The Source, Stratford
London E15 1BX
Visit our website for more info www.staysafe-east.org.uk
A woman with long brown hair sits on a chair onstage, playing an acoustic guitar and singing into a microphone. She is smiling slightly as she performs, lit warmly by orange and yellow stage lights. The text on the image reads: “Meet the Artist. Introducing Sakara: Indie-Folk Singer/Songwriter. Watch Sakara live at Stay Safe East’s Big Birthday Benefit Bonanza Event, 11 Nov, 6.30pm onwards.
We’re so excited to welcome Sakara, an incredible indie-folk singer/songwriter, to the stage for Stay Safe East's 15th Birthday Celebration.
📅 11 November, Doors Open 6 pm
📍 The Source, Stratford, London E15 1BX
🎟️ Tickets link- www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/big-birthd...
We’re excited to share a message from one of the amazing performers from The Signdance Collective 🎉They will be performing live on 11th Nov at Stay Safe East's 15th Birthday event at The Source, Stratford London
Tickets to the event are available on Eventbrite - www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/big-birthd...
If the excitement of our birthday benefit gig wasn't enough, Stay Safe East has a second event lined up for November. Our 2nd Ruth Lecture (in memory of Ruth Bashall, our founder and former CEO), will be delivered by none other than LIZ CARR!! We're so excited! www.eventbrite.com/e/liz-carr-d...
A promotional poster on a mustard-yellow background for Stay Safe East’s ‘Big Birthday Benefit Bonanza Event’, celebrating 15 years of the charity. Text announces an evening of Deaf and Disabled performers, with confirmed acts including Sakara, Signdance Collective, Elle Chante, and DJ Blue T. On the left, a woman sits on a stool playing guitar and singing into a microphone. On the right, a woman with curly hair sits looking to the side, wearing a light-colored outfit. The Stay Safe East logo appears in the top right corner with the charity number 1153615. Venue: The Source, Stratford, London. Date and timing: 11th November, 6:30–9pm.
Just a few days left until our 15th anniversary celebration! Come along, support our work, and enjoy an evening of brilliant Deaf and Disabled artists in London.
Get your ticket now. Please spread the word. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/big-birthd...
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We can't wait for our birthday benefit gig. It's going to a beautiful night celebrating 15 years of Stay Safe East with disabled artistes. How can you miss it! Do come and join us. Get your ticket now. If you can't make it (or if you can), please spread the word. www.eventbrite.com/e/big-birthd...
Regardless of who they are, everyone deserves to feel safe in their community. We're calling for changes to the law to better protect Disabled victims of hate crime. #NationalHCAW
Will you help us put pressure on the government by signing our petition?
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This Hate Crime Week 2025 focuses on hate crime against disabled people. We have the perfect antidote to that hate: our Big Birthday Benefit Bonanza, showcasing Deaf and Disabled artistes. We'd love to invite you along on 11th November 2025. Tickets on sale now.
www.eventbrite.com/e/1782211475...
Needing help to wash your hair or your body below the waist would not meet the new threshold while needing help to wash your upper body would. Needing help going to the lavatory is above the threshold, but needing reminding to go would fall below it. Needing prompting to engage with other people face to face would not meet the new test; needing help to do so would.
Reading The Times report on speculated PIP cuts, I’m struck by not only how many people will lose vital support but how much we are already degraded to qualify. Have a stranger ask you how you wash “below the waist” and then tell us how easy it is to claim disability benefits.
