Abortion Support Network Pro Choice ‘Happy Hour – Monday 7th December Clerkenwell
Posted on December 2, 2009
Filed Under Abortion Contraception, Benefit, Eire, London, Northern Ireland, Women's Group | Comments Off
The Abortion Support Network invites you to our first Pro Choice “Happy Hour”!
Join the Abortion Support Network and special guest Ann Rossiter (Author of “Ireland’s Hidden Diaspora: the `abortion trail; and the making of a London-Irish underground, 1980-2000″) for our first pro choice “happy hour”.
Meet and mingle with other pro-choice people! Come for the company and the chance to be in a room where you don’t have to hide your pro-choice tendencies. All are welcome.
What: Brief talk by author, activist and feminist Ann Rossiter followed by social time (Cash bar).
Where: The Sekforde Arms, 34 Sekforde Street, London EC1R 0HA (Click Post Code for map)
When: Monday, 7 December 7-10 pm. Doors open at 7; Ann speaks 7:30-7:45
RSVP: info@abortionsupport.org.uk
Cost: Optional £5 donation. All proceeds benefit the Abortion Support Network, which will use any monies raised to help fund women travelling from Ireland to England to obtain abortions.
Please circulate widely. Apologies for cross posting. Can’t make it but want to support ASN? Consider making a donation or setting up a standing order at http://www.abortionsupport.org.uk/donate
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