* Do you have a climate justice project? If so, Autograph might back you with £1,000. Apply by 22 April.
* The Arcola Theatre is recruiting participants to join its new community theatre group for adults who have experience of forced migration and being a refugee. No experience needed, just an interest to work with others in a creative way to explore performance, poetry and movement. Weekly free sessions every Monday evening. Facilitators speak in English, Arabic and French.
* London Film Festival is accepting submissions for UK shorts and features for LFF 2024 in October. Contact lffsubmissions@bfi.org.uk
* the other side of hope: journeys in refugee and immigrant literature invites works in English for publication in print and online. The submissions window is open until 30 April. Info: Other side of Hope
* Film Africa, 25 October - 3 November, will present film in London venues. Enter your film now.
* Are you a writer, director, producer or theatre-maker with a piece of new writing that you’d like to put in front of an audience? This is the place.
* Papatango has launched a digital playwriting course, with tips and insights from a host of top artists.
* Artists and companies “with bold stories to tell” are invited to contact Theatro Technis, which is accepting applications for the Camden Fringe Festival. Email programme@theatrotechnis.com with details of your proposed show, technical requirements and some information about you as an artist/company.
* Riverside Studios is offering a regular drop-in playwriting group: “Whether you’re working on a script and want creative inspiration, you're intrigued by the idea of writing a play, or simply want a creative outlet, these monthly meetups are informal, fun and open to everyone.”
* Artists’ alert: London is to get a memorial to slave trade victims, at West India Quay in Docklands. “It is vital that our public spaces reflect the heritage of our great city - in all its diversity and complexity,” said Mayor Sadiq Khan. City Hall will allocate £500,000 and other contributions will be sought. A public consultation will be followed by a competition for the artist. Unveiling is scheduled for 2026.
* Sounds Like Home invites women of all backgrounds to celebrate their heritage through songs from their native lands, culminating in a choir performance in March. Meet Wednesdays 10.30am -12.30pm. Refreshments and travel costs available for those needing assistance. More information here
* Citizens of the World, a choir that grew out of the Calais “Jungle” and now has 50 members from 30 countries, says it welcomes new members (and bookings!). It rehearses in Blackheath in south-east London on Wednesday evenings. Details on the website
* Artists Karen Jelenje and Esther Phillips will lead a hands-on workshop on 25 May, sharing how they incorporate questions of identity, culture and heritage into creative practice. A collaborative artwork will be made, pieces of which will be posted to each participant.
* £10,000 is on offer to help transform your short script into a film. There are conditions and a fee, but the fee can be halved if you apply with code RICHMIXHALFPRICE.
Thanks to volunteer Daniel Nelson (editor of Eventslondon.org) for compiling this list.