ALT 6PM, 19th October 2025, Pelican House E1 5QJ An American Fulbright scholar from Minneapolis, Gail Omvedt, entered India in the 1970s. Shocked by its caste system, she decides to dedicate her life to the Dalit rights movement and marries a fervent anti-caste advocate, Bharat. This film intimately explores Gail and Bharat's shared journey and her impactful final years in Kasegav, a small village Maharashtra. Join us for a screening of the film, followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, Somnath Waghmare joining us in person. Register here: bit.ly/GailAndBharat

ALT A graphic which says Sikh men attacked by racists in Wolverhampton - racism and the far right bebeing fuelled by Starmer's anti-migrant policies and emulation of Enoch Powell An ILS statement with their logo

ALT A graphic that reads Tied and Silenced: How hostile immigration policy exposes migrant workers to sexual harassment in UK hospitality by India Labour Solidarity and End Not Defend

ALT Poster for an ILS (India Labour Solidarity) film screening of Haemolymph: Invisible Blood, a crime drama based on the true story of Abdul Wahid Shaikh’s wrongful accusation in the 7/11 Mumbai train bombings. The poster features a close-up of a distressed man behind blue prison bars. Event details are on the right: Date: 17th July, Thursday Time: 5:30 PM Venue: The Commons Room, Pelican House, 144 Cambridge Heath Road, London E1 5QJ Note: Screening followed by a discussion with Wahid (joining remotely) A QR code for registration is displayed, with a link: Register: bit.ly/HLymph.