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Monday Aug. 11, 2025

All day

Brooklyn Strength’s Virtual Marathon Training Club

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Tuesday Aug. 12

3 – 4 pm

Outspoken Voices: LGBTQ+ Storytelling Circle

Free
LGBTQ+

Virtual via ZoomVirtual

Friday Aug. 15

1 – 2 pm

In Conversation – “War Threads” with Oksana Parafeniuk and Sara Ickow

Art
Free

International Center of PhotographyLower East Side

Sunday Aug. 17

6 – 8 pm

Reproductive Freedom Summer 2025

Free
LGBTQ+

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Virtual events in NYC

Monday Aug. 11, 2025

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