The Power of Abundance LIVE WORKSHOP
2026-03-07 14:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London) | Colliers Wood Library, 105-109 High Street Colliers Wood, London, SW19 2HR
This special in-person workshop invites you to reconnect with your sacred power to manifest consistent flow of abundance in all areas of your life. We invite you to honour Women’s Month by being part of a transformative session that will inspire you to move from a mindset of lack to one of limitless flow. We will explore techniques to identify and release subconscious blocks and stubborn, self-denying beliefs that restrict your natural claim to abundance in all forms. The workshop is FREE and aimed at women in Merton who identify as Global Majority, African/Caribbean. It is held with thanks to BAME Voice and delivered by Way Wive Wordz and Education Through Culture. Register Now as spaces are limited. Light refreshments provided.

Black Women & Menopause in Merton
2026-03-28 14:00 - 17:00 | NEMCA, 51 Woodland Way, Mitcham, CR4 2DZ, United Kingdom
To celebrate Women’s Month, we invite you to this special share and exchange workshop on Black Women & Menopause in Merton. The workshop features the award winning short film, ‘Our Menopause,’ by Nicola Cross, plus post screening discussion with two of its participants, Drs Juanita Westmaas & Angelina Osborne. The aim of this session is to empower participants with culturally relevant knowledge, build a supportive community, and reframe menopause as a positive and powerful phase of life, directly addressing the isolation and lack of representation often experienced by Black women on this topic. Limited spaces, book early and come away with a love-up goody bag. This workshop is sponsored by BAME Voice Merton and held at North East Mitcham Community Centre, 51 Woodland Way, Mitcham, CR4 2DZ.

Grounding: Benefits & Techniques at Fulham Palace Museum
2026-04-22 14:00 - 16:00 | Fulham Palace Museum, Bishops Avenue, London, SW6 6EA
The beautiful gardens of Fulham Palace & Museum provide a perfect setting for this Grounding workshop, marking Earth Day. In our fast-paced modern living it’s easy to forget how it feels to touch the earth, listen to a shell, observe the beautiful petals of a flower and the fresh greenness of ordinary grass. In indigenous communities, grounding is a natural part of life. Join us as we explore some Grounding techniques from an African-Centred perspective to inspire your reconnection to the planet & experence a deep sense of overall well being. Led by Dr Michelle Asantewa, this workshop is a collaboration between Black History Walks, Fulham Place Museum and Way Wive Wordz.
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READING CELEBRATION: Mama Lou Tales, Guyanese Komfa, Something Buried in the Yard
2026-06-27 14:00 - 16:00 | Colliers Wood Library, 105-109 High Street Colliers Wood, London, SW19 2HR
The retentions of African indigenous cultural and spiritual practices are experienced in varying degrees throughout its diaspora. We invite you to our celebration of the 10th anniversary of three titles that centre on these retentions: folk narratives, myth-making, drumming (‘wok’) and storytelling. Our audio book reader, Margaret David will be joined by Coreen Harris-Carberry to read extracts in the Guyanese Creolise that are richly expressed in the books. All are welcome to this FREE reading celebration, which also marks the 60th year of Guyana’s independence, and supports the National Year of Reading in the UK.
Copies of all titles and other Way Wive Wordz books will be on Sale.
Refreshments provided.
Sponsored by BAME Voice.

Grounding Workshop: Reconnect with Nature
2026-06-28 10:00 - 12:00 | Morden Hall Park, Morden Hall Road,, London, SM4 5JD, United Kingdom
Join us for this unique grounding workshop designed to help you reconnect with nature through immersive, sensory experiences in the beautiful surroundings of Morden Hall Park.
Taking place in the lingering energy of the summer solstice, this gentle outdoor session invites you to slow down and reconnect with the earth beneath your feet. Through guided activities, you’ll be encouraged to feel the soil beneath you, breathe intentionally and notice the warmth of the sun against your skin, awakening your senses and deepening your connection with the natural world.
Led by Dr Michelle Asantewa, the workshop explores grounding from an African-centred perspective, not simply as a technique, but as a natural way of being in relationship with the earth. Expect reflective and playful practices designed to restore balance, presence and connection at a time when honouring the planet feels more important than ever.
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