Kalapremi
The Lamplight Arts Centre in Stanley
18th Sept 2010
10.00AM - 5.00PM
The popular Annual Ganesh Festival is back and is back. The family friendly event provides engaging activities for everyone in the family. A day filled with culture and creativity showcasing Indian dance, Indian music, arts & crafts, food and fun. Come along to the celebration.
To read more about the event visit http://www.kalapremi.org/events.html
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Arabic Calligraphy Workshop |
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Pakistani Cultural Society (PCS)
Islamic Heritage project (Muslim Oral History)
The Iranian Centre, West Road, Newcastle upon Tyne
Sundays 12th September
3 sessions of 2 hours. Times yet to be confirmed
Free workshop but places are limited and it’s on first come first serve basis. So please book your place as soon as possible
The PCS is sponsoring Arabic Calligraphy workshops which are open for free to all Muslims living in the North East. This is to explore Cultural Identity of those Muslims living in the North East.
The workshop is all about learning and exploring through fun and colours and all Muslims are welcome :)
The workshop is delivered by the Lebanese international artist Fouad MacLeod. You will require no previous knowledge of the Arabic Calligraphy and all materials is provided for free.
To find out more about the artist you can click here to visit his Facebook Page
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Pakistani Cultural Society (PCS)
Islamic Heritage project (Muslim Oral History)
Saturday 11th September
3 sessions of 2 hours. Times yet to be confirmed
The workshop is limited to 5 participants. Please book your place as soon as possible
The PCS is sponsoring Short Film Making workshops. The workshops are open for free to all Muslims living in the North East.
- Learn how to use simple cameras and free software to make beautiful and effective movies
- Learn how to express feelings and emotions through motion
- Learn how to promote your films internationally for free!
These workshops is to explore and capture Cultural Identity motions by Muslims living in the North East.
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101 WAYS to… tell your story |
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Roadshow 5
Have a voice– make a case – engage your community
The Pioneering Care Partnership, Newton Aycliffe
Wednesday 29th September, 10.00 a.m.– 2.00 p.m.
This event is FREE for members of bassac, Community Matters and DTA with a small charge of £10 + VAT for non members
Only 25 places available on first come first serve basis at each event.
Do you produce an annual report
- Use computers
- Publicise events
- Have a website
- Publish a newsletter
- Consult members and your community…
Every community project communicates with its members and the public - but what else can you do to reach people and attract attention…
Have you thought about creating a video diary – using face book – collecting local news to share with others – setting up a blog – community centres radio?
This one day event explores lots of different ways that community groups can reach new people, learn new skills, add to their activities, promote their work…
Community Radio in action – linking up with existing radio stations
Community media - more than one way to broadcast – creating stories to bring people together
Training up community reporters to produce local news and comment – local pilot in Hartlepool
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The Jewish Council for Racial Equality (JCORE) Refugee
Start in September 2010
Are you interested in being interviewed for an educational project?
The JCORE is looking for people who have come to Britain as refugees to take part in this unique oral history project by British school students. The main aim of the project is to educate the students about the experiences of asylum seekers and refugees, and about the issues around asylum.
How will it work?
80 school students aged from 14 to 16 will be involved in the project as part of their history, religious education or citizenship studies. With training and support from JCORE staff, a group of five or six students will work closely with you over a few months and will then interview you about your experiences.
The interviews will be recorded on audio and video.
How much of my time will it take up?
The project will start in September 2010. We will need your commitment for a few hours a month over four months.
Will it cost me anything?
Not a penny - we will pay for any travel connected with the project.
What is JCORE?
JCORE works to educate young people about the issues surrounding asylum seekers and refugees in Britain.
JCORE also campaign for the rights of refugees and asylum seekers, and run practical projects to help refugee doctors, unaccompanied child refugees, and destitute asylum seekers.
To find out more, visit www.jcore.org.uk
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