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Wednesday 10th March 2021, 
19:00 - 20:30
please email wgt-oldham@outlook.com  to book for this event.
Zoom access details will be sent to you on the day.

An Online Event commemorating the Holocaust
will be hosted on :
The Mayor of Greater Manchester's Facebook Page,
youtube https://youtu.be/Kcgh2okJ4Mw
and twitter @MayorofGM

Date: Weds. 27th January 2021
Time:10:00am - 11:15am

Manchester has designated 1st to 7th February 2021 as Hate Crime Awareness Week. Hate Crime is experienced by people on the basis of their colour, culture, religion, disability, sexual orientation or anything which marks them out as different.

As women of faith, who aim to celebrate our diversity, we need to know more about the incidence, consequences and remedies to hate crime. - Colleagues from Oldham council will be delivering a presentation on 2nd Feb. on Zoom. We hope you'll be able to join us.

Topic: Women Growing Together- Hate Crime week
Date: Tuesday 2nd February 2021
Time: 7-8pm

For further information contact wgt-oldham@outlook.com

While the Covid-19 pandemic has prevented the staging of events such as our multi-faith Oldham Festival of Light at the Queen Elizabeth Hall this year, we present a reminder of what it's about and what it means to us all, compiled from video recorded over the last four years.

Oldham Interfaith's overview of the year 2020, the activites of Oldham Interfaith Forum and our members, and the community response to Covid-19.
Presented by Fth Philip Sumner.

A discussion: Equality in Our Faiths
Tuesday November 24^th

The online discussion was held from 18:30 - 20:00 via the Zoom web conferencing plaform.

A discussion: The significance of LIGHT in faith.
Tuesday 10th November, 7 - 8 pm

The event was held online where women of each of the four major faiths spoke on the role of light in their faith.