Set by the river in the intimate Studio Lantern Theatre, over 500 restless beings, from varying occupations and backgrounds all over the UK came together as a united tribe to celebrate 4 years of restlessness at Kukusanya! Armed with Love, Light & Lollipops, a Restless Beings staple, supporters built up the excitement on twitter with the #kukusanya tweet-a-lot competition, reaching out over 165,000 followers, and were ready to get down to drum beats and feel good vibes!
RestlessBeings short documentary screenings will be followed by an informal discussion and an opportunity for you to ask any questions about the films, the projects, the communities we are working with, and make suggestions, support, and help us develop our work.
For an exciting event where all proceeds will go towards supporting the RestlessBeings human rights projects, helping voice the voiceless and sustaining the work we are doing with and for the marginalised communities who are at the heart of each of our projects.
A special event for press and limited guests—exploring the human stories behind the recent clashes and the state-led campaign against the Rohingya in Burma. Featuring exclusive footage, firsthand accounts, and expert analysis.
On Thursday 20th September, London’s freshest Hip-Hop, Afro Beats duo Native Sun perform live for one night only at London’s hottest music venue Bedroom Bar Shoreditch.
Annual gathering of the UK's most explosive lyricists passionate about human rights!
+ Boxfresh Open Mic Session for new artists
Set in the art deco interior of Hackney Town Hall, London, Restless Beings presented Syntheties- a celebration of the 5 years of restless change since our launch in 2008!
Following the success of last year’s sell-out winter gig, ReFUSED returns again with a bang! Funky reggae and haunting piano-driven electronica with the odd hazy, mellow love song or two!
Join us for Restless Beings’ first women-only Iftar event! Come and network, engage in inspiring talks, and break your fast together in sisterhood joy. All proceeds raised on the night will go towards supporting Rohingya women currently living in refugee camps who desperately need our continued support.
To make the most of the last available late-night-followed-by-long-lie-in combo of the Bank Holiday weekend, Restless Beings held it's third year anniversary shindig – Echoship - on Sunday 1st May (the date was a good reason too). The ship was full to capacity as 400 guests filed on board for the evening's entertainment. Some fantastic and very generous jazz and spoken word artists performed to this formally attired crowd to celebrate Restless Beings's good work and to acknowledge the universal importance of human rights, a cause the charity works tirelessly to promote. Sharply dressed revellers danced late into the evening aboard Embankment's HMS President, which hosted the 1920s themed event.
