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A.A. Group Of Dykes (Trans,Non-Binary People & Queer Women) Verify if it's still meeting
Thursdays 6:30 PM · Tower Hamlets
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When
Thursdays at 6:30 PM–7:30 PM (Europe/London)
Where
St Margaret's House, (The Cabin Room)
21 Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green,London,United Kingdom,E2 9PL
Format
LGBTQ+ Open to all Women Wheelchair access“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
Notes
This meeting is an inclusive and supportive space for Trans/Non-Binary & Queer Women people to talk about alcoholism, with an appreciation for mental health and neurodivergence. We recognise that not everyone who fits into the above-listed groups will see themselves reflected in the word 'Dyke,' and so would stress that this meeting is open to and inclusive of all who wish to participate in this safe space. If you feel that you belong here, then you belong here. This is an hour-long chair meeting, with a 5 minute meditation followed by round robin shares back from the group. On the last Thursday of the month we read a piece of AA literature (chosen by the group). The meeting will take place in The Cabin Room at the back of the building. Greeters will be located at the front of the venue to guide you. This venue is fully accessible!
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Group Of Dykes (Trans, Non-Binary people and Queer Women)
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Bethnal Green
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