Join Al-Jawad Pike and The Liliesleaf Trust UK for a session around designing a publicly accessible community garden for The Liliesleaf Trust UK’s proposed Centre of Memory and Learning, thinking about rich anti-racist and activist heritage focused on equality, freedom and inclusion. The Centre and its garden will be at 28 Penton Street, Islington, the former London headquarters of the African National Congress. 
Find out more here. 

– Printer for printing elevations (all available here)
– if you don’t have a printer you can also use the measurements to draw out your own. 
You are free to use whatever household recycled materials you can find but here are some suggestions:

Necessary:
A4 or larger paper
Ruler
Scissors
Glue / Blu tack
Pencil
Colouring pens / colouring pencils / crayons

If you have these items, please bring:
Coloured papers / Old magazines
Cardboard (e.g. old cereal packs or egg boxes)
Dry Pasta, Seeds or Grains, Twigs & leaves
String

Any other crafting materials you might have at home you are welcome to use these also.