A event on Saturday 5th April. The event starts at 19:00.
Join us for an unforgettable evening as we celebrate the launch of Back Yourself: A Wellbeing Guide to Healing from Racial Trauma by Lildonia Lawrence.
At this exclusive launch event, you'll have the chance to dive deep into Lildonia’s journey in a live interview hosted by Harpreet Nandha, co-host of the Intersections Podcast. Lildonia will share her personal story, the challenges and triumphs of writing the book, and the experiences that have shaped her work.
You’ll also have the opportunity to ask your own questions in a special Q&A session with Lildonia, giving you direct insight into her thoughts on wellbeing, self-care and healing.
The event will feature live artistic performances from incredible Bristol based global majority talent, showcasing dance, singing, and poetry, adding a powerful layer of creativity and inspiration to the evening.
What to Expect:
✨An exclusive live interview with Lildonia Lawrence, hosted by Harpreet Nandha
✨A Q&A session where you can engage directly with Lildonia about her journey and her work
✨Powerful performances in dance, song, and spoken word
✨Insight into Lildonia’s background and work on wellbeing, anti-racism, and healing
✨A chance to celebrate this milestone and connect with a community dedicated to justice, healing, and growth
Date and Time:
7pm - 10pm
Location:
Hamilton House
80 Stokes Croft , Bristol, BS1 3QY
Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate, learn, and be inspired.
Reserve your spot now and be part of a night dedicated to healing, joy, and empowerment.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Access Information:
Hamilton House is committed to accessibility for all visitors.
Entrances: Front steps to reception or a wheelchair-friendly ramp by The Canteen. At reception, staff will buzz you through the main door.
Access Inside: Stairs or a lift to the event space.
Toilets: Unisex toilets on the event floor; accessible toilets in The Canteen.
Parking: No on-site parking; on-street options on City Road or Cabot Circus (10-min walk).
For specific accessibility needs, please contact Hamilton House.
Entry requirements: 16+
At this exclusive launch event, you'll have the chance to dive deep into Lildonia’s journey in a live interview hosted by Harpreet Nandha, co-host of the Intersections Podcast. Lildonia will share her personal story, the challenges and triumphs of writing the book, and the experiences that have shaped her work.
You’ll also have the opportunity to ask your own questions in a special Q&A session with Lildonia, giving you direct insight into her thoughts on wellbeing, self-care and healing.
The event will feature live artistic performances from incredible Bristol based global majority talent, showcasing dance, singing, and poetry, adding a powerful layer of creativity and inspiration to the evening.
What to Expect:
✨An exclusive live interview with Lildonia Lawrence, hosted by Harpreet Nandha
✨A Q&A session where you can engage directly with Lildonia about her journey and her work
✨Powerful performances in dance, song, and spoken word
✨Insight into Lildonia’s background and work on wellbeing, anti-racism, and healing
✨A chance to celebrate this milestone and connect with a community dedicated to justice, healing, and growth
Date and Time:
7pm - 10pm
Location:
Hamilton House
80 Stokes Croft , Bristol, BS1 3QY
Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate, learn, and be inspired.
Reserve your spot now and be part of a night dedicated to healing, joy, and empowerment.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Access Information:
Hamilton House is committed to accessibility for all visitors.
Entrances: Front steps to reception or a wheelchair-friendly ramp by The Canteen. At reception, staff will buzz you through the main door.
Access Inside: Stairs or a lift to the event space.
Toilets: Unisex toilets on the event floor; accessible toilets in The Canteen.
Parking: No on-site parking; on-street options on City Road or Cabot Circus (10-min walk).
For specific accessibility needs, please contact Hamilton House.
Entry requirements: 16+
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