radical womynRadical Womxn’s Dance Party are a collective of artists, academics and activists based in Liverpool, organising events that articulate and protest womyn’s struggles within wider anti- capitalist resistance movements. This series of talks and workshops concerns the conditions faced by those detained in ‘Immigration Removal Centres’ or other facilities. The programme will inform, hear from those who have experienced or are currently facing detention, and teach how we can organise in Merseyside. The activities will culminate in a party taking place Saturday 1 December, celebrating resistance and activism across the UK. Donations needed: Women’s new underwear and socks – all sizes from 6 to 20; Adult colouring books, puzzle books, notebooks etc.; New pens, pencils etc. Drop off at Output Gallery, 32 Seel St, Liverpool L1 4BE Facebook event

Thursday 29 November

10-5: Gallery open for Displays on Immigration Detention in the UK and activist groups. Donation drop-off point. 5.30 – 7: Immigration Detention – info and action session, FREE, hosted by These Walls Must Fall, a grassroots campaign to challenge immigration detention.

Friday 30 November

10-6: Gallery open for Displays on Immigration Detention in the UK and activist groups. Donation drop-off point.

Saturday 1 December

10-12: Gallery open for Displays on Immigration Detention in the UK and activist groups. Donation drop-off point. 12- 4: Sewing and Gift Making Workshop – Making Gifts to be distributed at the Yarl’s Wood Christmas party: FREE, DROP IN. Hosted by Elaine Harris and distributed by Yarl’s Wood Befrienders. 6:30 – 11: RADICAL WOMXN’S DANCE PARTY: In Solidarity with Yarl’s Wood. Party with DJs (ICEBOY VIOLET/ CLEMENCY/ CAT MILLAR/ THROW COINS ON A BITCH) & performance from DRAG KING COLLECTIVE to send solidarity and strength to those protesting at Yarl’s Wood (Surround YarlsWood – Shut Down YarlsWood & ALL Detention centres). Suggested donation: £3 (Liverpool Migrant Solidarity Network). Dress code: What you always wanted but never had the chance. WOMXN & LGBTQIA & NON BINARY FOLKS FORWARD (After Party: Static Gallery)

Sunday 2 December

10- 6: Banner Making Workshop: Preparing for a protest December 18th in Liverpool: FREE Hosted by Liverpool Migrant Solidarity Network
OUTPUT is a gallery working exclusively with creatives from or based in Merseyside. The programme is supported using public funding by Arts Council England. The gallery is accessible via four steps, and we have a wheelchair ramp that can be requested by pressing the bell outside our door. The bathrooms, which we share with the Kazimier Gardens next door, are not wheelchair accessible – our apologies. 32 Seel St, Liverpool L1 4BE