#673 | Things to keep you busy over Lockdown …
Hello,
It’s been a while, how are you feeling?
As the U.K. heads back into another national lockdown and the dust (hopefully) settles on the U.S. election, we thought it would be a good moment to refresh and restart our monthly Supplement. So, here’s the latest round-up of what’s been going on at Protein and within our community. TIP: If you want your project or event to be included next month, make sure you sign-up and post it here 👈
- Listen to Jodie Cariss from Self Space remind us that it’s okay to not be okay
- Can’t WFH? Book a desk in our beautiful Shoreditch workspace
- Join our next Rules of Growth session to help you grow your business, your team or yourself in a sustainable way
- Keep supporting local Black owned businesses in your area
- And if you can, join Mentor Black Business or similar
- Here’s The Dots’ list of 100 Black creatives you should hire
- Check our recent collaboration with Nike and Diogo Lopez on Refinery29
- Sign-up to “What's My Purpose?” A free LGBTQ+ self-empowerment workshop
- Submerge yourself in #DigitalArtMonth
- Donate a plant and inspire some positivity with Freedem Plants
- Bored? Every copy of the Protein Journal is waiting for you …
- Learn how to breath again with Breathpod
- Feeling anxious? Here’s a guide that might help
- Register for the waiting list of The Laundry Arts’ excellent The Slow Grind book
- Get your Protest Scarfs here
- This is what fashion democracy looks like
- Keep yourself moving with our friends at FRAME
- Looking for an alternative to Black Friday? IKEA will buy back your old EXPEDIT bookcase
- deadHYPE Radio is your lockdown soundtrack
- Finally, here’s all the happy news you don’t hear in the media
That’s all for this month. Stay safe folks and see you on the other side 🤙
SMALL PRINT: Yes, we really have published 673 issues of this newsletter. The first one was sent on 17th September 1997 to 14 people and (other than a few breaks over the years) has always aimed to distill what’s happening in the world into useful digest. We have a few more subscribers now, so we should really put an archive together someday.
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