We all have issues we’re passionate about. But what if shouting in protest isn’t your style? Could the answer be not to get cross, but to get cross-stitching?
The global Craftivist Collective has helped change laws, policies, hearts and minds around the world as well as expand the view of what activism can be. Today we are thrilled to be joined by its founder Sarah P Corbett: an award-winning activist whose ‘Gentle Protest’ methodology of strategic, compassionate and visually intriguing activism has helped craft a more beautiful, kinder and fairer society.
Learn about the unique appeal of craftivism: for skilled crafters, burnt-out activists, introverts, highly sensitive people or those struggling with anxiety. Hear how it replaces aggressive enemies with critical friends. And discover how embroidered hankies really can change how major companies operate.

In the spirit of using our voices together, there will also be four pop songs performed by our Sunday Assembly London band.
About Sunday Assembly London
Sunday Assembly London is your regular and reliable stop for a welcoming, accessible and inspiring Sunday community, where you can hear talks and poetry, sing songs and make new friends.
Stay after for tea, biscuits, and chat in the Backyard Comedy Club. Then join us for a local meal, picnic, or a drink and card games at the pub.
[Photo credit: Craftivist Collective]
→ Our next assembly: Dolphins: Their World and Ours, 15th June
Following World Ocean Day on 8th June, marine biologist Pavan Kaur Virdee from Incredible Oceans will be our guide to dolphins and the enchantment under the sea.
→→ And the one after that: The Outside Project, 6th July
The Outside Project was founded as the UK’s first shelter, centre and domestic abuse refuge for the LGBTIQ+ community. Hear from co-founder and director Carla Ecola about how their team have been working since 2017 to support LGBTIQ+ people in London without a home or a place to feel safe – driven by their own personal experiences.
← Our previous assembly: Come Together: Towards a Synergistic Society, 18th May