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Is it September already?! It must be Design of the Times! For this month’s assembly, we will be welcoming humanist dad, thoughtful blogger, and longtime friend of Sunday Assembly Brighton, Alistair Lichten! Alistair has been thinking about humanism from a design perspective, and will be introducing us to some of the choices behind the neurodiversity pride flag, and the use of infinity symbols in both neurodiverse and secular humanist design.Money raised at this month's assembly will go to local charity, Lighthouse, whose work is to nurture digital artists in Brighton, helping them make new work, produce exhibitions & talks, and give them the support they need to succeed.
Beyond that, our regular round of singing, poetry, food bank**, tea (bring your keep-cup!), cake***, and friendly chit-chat with old friends and new****, to keep our spirits up and community warm :) Click the link in bio or see our Facebook/website for more details!
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* money raised will be split 50:50 between the charity and Sunday Assembly (for running costs, hall hire, tea, etc)
** tins of food, dry packet food, toiletries, and so on to be distributed to Brighton food banks by us at Sunday Assembly :)
*** and if you're a keen baker - bring cake/brownies/your great bake-off practice pieces!
**** hey, tell your friends and bring them along too - more people = more community = more singing and good times :)
***** A local fact for you fifth asterisk fans! The world’s oldest aquarium was conceived, designed and built by Eugenius Birch, right here in Brighton!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Sunday Assembly Brighton, 42 Middle Street, Brighton, BN1 1, United Kingdom
