#BlindianProject Breakfast Club @Dishoom

A Morning of Stories, Solidarity, and South Asian Flavors

We’re thrilled to partner with @dishoom, one of London’s most beloved Indian restaurants, to present the #BlindianProject Breakfast Club—our first official in-person gathering with the London community.

After over 18 months of digital organizing, storytelling, and community-building across borders, it’s time to bring the conversation offline and into the real world. This event marks a milestone moment: the first time the #BlindianProject community comes together in London IRL.

Set in the cozy and historic setting of Dishoom, this breakfast meet-up is more than just a meal. It’s an opportunity to break bread, share stories, and deepen our commitment to Black x Brown love, memory, and solidarity.

Expect an intimate morning of:

• Conversation about the origins of the BlindianProject

• A live reading of excerpts from When We See Ourselves: Black x Brown Love

• A sneak peek into upcoming projects, workshops, and cultural activations

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Whether you’ve been with us since the early days or are just discovering our work, this is your chance to connect, reflect, and build together.

Limited seats available. RSVP now to save your spot at the table.

Jonah Batambuze is a, Ugandan-American interdisciplinary artist and founder of the BlindianProject, a global platform remixing Black x Brown identity through art, history, and storytelling. His work moves across installation, film, writing, and education—challenging systems of erasure while building new cultural blueprints.

Batambuze speaks and facilitates internationally on topics including Black South Asian solidarity, caste and colonial legacies, diasporic memory, and cultural resistance.

For speaking engagements, workshops, or media inquiries, contact: jonah@blindian-project.com or visit jonahbatambuze.com/speaking