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Tapri Tales : Chai par charcha

Tapri Tales : Chai par charcha

Fri, Jun 5, 9:00 AM
From Tapri Tales Ek adda, Hazaron yaariyan!

Good food. Good conversations. Good people. ☕✨ Join us for an evening of chai, connections, and comforting food in a warm, welcoming space ❤️ We’ll be serving special Maharashtrian favourites like Vada Pav & Misal Pav 🌶️ along with our full restaurant menu throughout the event. Whether you come alone or with friends, this is your space to relax, meet new people, and simply have a good time. No pressure. No formalities. Just vibes. 🔥 Aao. Baitho. Khao. Piyo. Belong.

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Human hearted community of practice (COP)

Human hearted community of practice (COP)

Sun, Jun 14, 1:00 AM
From Human Hearted Sydney
4.7

**Event summary:** The monthly human hearted community of practice (COP) is both a support group, and a mutual encouragement group, for people who want to explore living a more human hearted life. The COP is part of Human Hearted Sydney's goal of building community. Please feel free to join us for a session if you're interested. **Who is the COP for ?** The COP is for people who dislike the alienation and emptiness of our modern finance driven society, and are looking for a new form of community - one based on the reality of our human social capacities such as sympathy and friendship, rather than based on returning to religion and other traditional practices. If you would like to be part of building a supportive community for living out socially positive values in today’s world we encourage you to come along and check it out. **Some background: The meaning problem modern society faces -** The development of modern society has seen the destruction of earlier systems of meaning, like religion and tradition. They have not been replaced by a new set of ethics or community, but by market values and hyper individualism. This has created a world of material wealth in which far too many people feel insecure, alone, and unlikely to succeed. We now live in an atomised society in which each person suffers alone and there is no form of community, or meaning other than material wealth, to sustain them. This has led to substantial increases in loneliness and mental health issues like anxiety in modern society. Now there is even a category called ‘[deaths of despair](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disease_of_despair#:~:text=The%20three%20disease%20types%20are,%2C%20West%20Virginia%2C%20and%20Delaware.)’ that refers to people whose reliance on drugs, alcohol etc. to numb their isolation from society leads to their early death. **More background: The solution we will look at -** The obvious solution to the collapse of values in modern society is to build alternative forms of community. Many groups try to achieve this by calling for a return to religious values, or building new religions. As humanists we do not turn to religion but the best of the human potential to provide a foundation for community groups. [Human heartedness](https://web.archive.org/web/20240109160949/https://areomagazine.com/2022/05/05/a-human-hearted-modernity/) is an approach to life which sees humans as inherently social beings. It is backed both by many famous thinkers of the past, and by the findings of recent neuroscience and evolutionary studies which show the path to human happiness and fulfillment is more dependent on building good relationships and positive social connection than on competition and being purely ‘rational’. So one part of the solution to the existential emptiness of modernity is for people to build small communities; groups of like minded people who want to live in a more human hearted way, and support each other to live better in the face of modernity’s onslaught. There are other parts of the solution of course. However in relation to this event our focus is on setting up a COP to support each other to practice living in a more human hearted way, and to provide communal support generally in today’s disenchanted world. **Basic structure of this meeting:** The meeting will be facilitated by a member of the Sydney humanist community and will involve a brief talk explaining human heartedness and the problems of modernity. Then we will proceed to conduct our regular COP meeting. The meeting will finish with a Q/A and discussion period, followed by a lunch and more informal discussion. **Donations:** While this event is free, we would be grateful if you chose to make a [donation](https://www.humanistsaustralia.org/donate) to sustain Humanists Australia which would help it to continue delivering events that serve the community in Sydney. **Please note Date Time and Venue:** In June 2026 the meeting will be held on the second Sunday of the month (June 14th) at 11:00AM. The venue is level one of Darling Square Library. The room we'll be in is called Idea Space 2 **Directions:** The venue is a ten minute walk from both Town Hall and Central station. The Darling Square Library is part of a hive-shaped building called The Exchange. The Idea Spaces are on level one of The Darling Square Library which is accessible via elevators facing towards Darling Square and stairs which are on the other side of the building. Please ask the library staff if you need assistance finding where we are in the library.

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Inner West Writers Group - Write Club

Inner West Writers Group - Write Club

Sat, Jun 13, 12:00 AM
From Inner West Writers Group - Write Club
4.8

Sat 13 June is an in-person event at the Library, starting at 10am. This group started in January 2020 in a beautiful private room granted by Marrickville Library. We have continued to meet in person fortnightly at the Library, with alternate weeks via Zoom. To keep up to date - sign up and receive our messages! The group is flourishing! You will need to RSVP each week for the following Saturday so we can organise the right number of Zoom rooms and Library space to ensure good quality feedback. RSVP's will receive the link. The intention is to give a supportive environment to get traction on your writing project, gain useful feedback, and exchange writing and publishing information with each other. Please note that if you are attending for the first time - you are welcome to observe and listen to how we work. Your turn to read and be critiqued will be invited in the second session. So come along, bring up to 1500 to 2000 words of your latest writing - fiction writers of all types, memoirists, biographers, graphic novelists, bloggists, poets - all writers welcome. You will have up to eight minutes to read out your work, an equal time of constructive critique and feedback from the rest of the group. If you want a tribe of fellow writers to be with you as you finish your writing project, build your author profile, want to get inspired by other writers, or want to just listen and give constructive feedback (we all need beta readers), you are very welcome. This is a free event, but membership is essential in wider to attend. Many thanks to Marrickville Library! For more information, contact Maria, mariaissaris@icloud.com, or Jamie Ramjan (jamie.ramjan@gmail.com) or Sunnie Mosphilis via DM.

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Unhurried Conversations - Saturday

Unhurried Conversations - Saturday

Sat, Jun 6, 12:15 AM
From Unhurried Conversations Sydney
4.7

Bring yourself along, we explain how it works.

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Mandarin and English Language Exchange

Mandarin and English Language Exchange

Wed, Jun 10, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Language Exchange Nights (Mandarin and English)

**Sydney Mandarin and English Social Club:** **Introductions and First Conversations** **This session is designed to get everyone speaking from the start.** **The focus is simple: prepare a short introduction, use it with multiple people, repeat it, adjust it, and get more comfortable speaking out loud.** **You do not need to be fluent. You do not need perfect pronunciation. You can read from your phone if you need to. What matters is coming prepared and being willing to speak.** **When:** **Wednesday, May 6, 2026 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM AEST** **Where:** **Sydney Town Hall** **483 George St, Sydney** **Before the session:** **Please prepare your lines on our website before you arrive:** **https://chinese-english.github.io/sydney-mandarin-english-social-club/** **If you are an English speaker learning Mandarin, use the Chinese prep page:** **https://chinese-english.github.io/sydney-mandarin-english-social-club/chinese.html** **If you are a Mandarin speaker learning English, use the English prep page:** **https://chinese-english.github.io/sydney-mandarin-english-social-club/english.html** **Use the prep page to choose your level, select your lines, fill in your own details, and build a short introduction that feels natural for you.** **Please post your prepared script in Slack before the session begins:** **https://join.slack.com/t/english-mandarin/shared_invite/zt-3wuw68g1c-tjv8s2~DBCpo8RYU_VOhtQ** **If you are learning Mandarin, post your introduction in Mandarin.** **If you are learning English, post your introduction in English.** **It does not need to be perfect. The point is to arrive ready to practise.** **How it works:** **We will start with a short welcome and quick explanation.** **Then everyone will practise their introduction in pairs or small groups, speaking in the language they are learning.** **We will rotate partners every 10 to 15 minutes so you can repeat the same ideas with different people. That repetition is where confidence, fluency, and clearer pronunciation start to build.** **After the structured part, we can continue with more relaxed conversation.** **This is a friendly and supportive environment. It is completely okay to make mistakes, pause, repeat yourself, or read from your phone.** **Topic for this session:** **Introductions and first conversations**

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Lifeblood Donation Week - Project Management Warriors & Warrioresses

Sun, Jun 21, 9:00 PM
From Project Managers Movement
4.8
1 attendee
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Meetup connects people with local groups and events, allowing individuals to engage with others who share similar interests, such as charity work, in communities like Sydney.

On Meetup, you can search for charity groups by entering 'charity' and 'Sydney' in the search bar. Browse the results to discover groups and events that match your philanthropic interests.

Yes, many charity groups on Meetup in Sydney organize volunteering events. Joining these groups allows you to contribute your time and skills to various causes and meet others dedicated to similar missions.

Yes, Sydney has multiple ongoing charity events organized by various groups on Meetup. You can check schedules and RSVP to participate and support different charitable activities.

Meetup offers both free and premium features. You can join and participate in groups for free, but some groups may charge fees for specific events to support their activities.

To join a charity group in Sydney on Meetup, find a group that interests you, then click on 'Join us.' You'll then start receiving updates on upcoming events that you can attend.

Yes, members can organize their own events once they create a group on Meetup. This can be a great way to lead charitable initiatives and engage others in Sydney.

Connections take time, and while Meetup supports meeting others, forming lasting friendships often depends on your engagement and consistency in attending events.

Success varies as events are organized by individual groups and not directly by Meetup. Effectiveness depends on the organizing group’s planning and volunteer participation.

Not all interest areas may have active groups in Sydney. You can consider starting your own group if you see a gap and want to connect with others who share your passion for charity.

Yes, some charity groups may offer online events, which provides flexibility for those who cannot attend in person, maintaining community engagement from anywhere.

Joining most groups is free, but some events may require a fee for supplies, venue costs, or donations. Check event details for any specific charges before attending.

While reviews aren't a formal feature on Meetup, you can view group activity, event photos, and discussion posts to gauge its fit for your charity interests in Sydney.

The frequency varies by group. Some meet weekly, others monthly. It's best to check individual group schedules on Meetup for details on their upcoming charity events.

Events are hosted by group organizers who set they agenda, whether in-person or online. They handle planning, logistics, and engaging participants in charitable activities.