NonMonogamy Week of Visibility - London Summer Picnic Social (18 July 2024)

NonMonogamy Week of Visibility – London Summer Picnic Social (18 July 2024)

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Saturday 18 July: See location link below, there will not be a follow up email for those signing up.

Bring food, drinks and games to share. We will have some facilitated activities, networking games and other fun stuff.

Come and be visible together.

RSVP is needed to give us an idea of numbers for this event.

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Description

Non-Monogamy Visibility Day is celebrated internationally for a whole week.

18 July 1-7 PM

Let’s make it a big, happy and inclusive event and meet together in Victoria Park for a summer celebration of love in all its abundant manifestations. 

We ask for your active involvement – if you want to volunteer in organising the event, offer an artistic performance, or help out on the day, please reach out.
Important:
This is a community event, not a place for cruising and pickup.
People will have very different personal boundaries and may present differently to their gender.
Check-in with people’s pronouns and their comfort level around hugging, touch and personal space.
If you feel that anyone is making you feel uncomfortable in any way, please speak to one of the organisers and volunteers who will make themselves known.
  • We will share a pin for the location in an email to all those who register and have a dedicated Telegram group thread to share info in real time.
  • Bring a picnic blanket
  • If you are bringing food to share please label for any allergens
  • BRING your own reusable CUP 

Location

Access to Victoria Park via Bonner Gate on the West side. The location is partially secluded and is off the main cycle/walking path, close to the pond and the Pavillion Cafe.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/BfRkZEQpPscTACmG6

Look for a large polyamory flag at the entrance to the location.

Terms and Conditions

  • This is a community social, not a dating or hookup space. Anyone who makes others uncomfortable will be asked to leave and won’t be welcomed at future community events.
  • Please avoid behaviour that could cause discomfort or alarm, such as:
    • Cruising
    • Directly asking for people’s number or socials.
    • Making sexual remarks to people you don’t know are open to that.
    • Assuming people’s pronouns, genders or sexualities
    • Touching anyone without explicit verbal consent.
    • Expressing any kind of bigotry, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, body-shaming.
  • If you have any uncomfortable or weird experience at the event, please speak immediately to one of the volunteers who will be identified by a reflective armband.
  • We tend to have a high number of neurospicy people at our events. Some people may feel socially overwhelmed or overstimulated by sounds and lights. Please be considerate and understanding if someone needs to leave a conversation or move to a quieter part of the space mid-conversation, and please ask for what you need if you become overwhelmed.
  • This is a community event run by volunteers.

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