Family event at V&A Childhood Museum
It’s your story too! – Refugee Week family event organised in partnership with the V&A Childhood Museum
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Refugee Artists in Europe Today – talk and discussion at King’s Place
Talk with Mary Mitchell, poet George Szirtes and Syrian musician Maya Youssef - in collaboration with The Continuum Ensamble.
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Bridging The Gap
The Tricycle Theatre and Counterpoints Arts invite you to take part in a conversation about the value of the arts for young EAL learners.
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The Value in Making: Crafting, Memory, Migration and Storytelling
Learning Lab focuses on the social and cultural value of craft as a form of place-making when produced by migrant and refugee women.
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Internal Terrains
Platforma Festival - Internal Terrains by Natasha Davis is a participatory performance that explores life as a choreography of decades.
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The Edge
Platforma Festival - Award-winning theatre company Transport returns with a multi-media sea saga at the Y Theatre in Leicester.
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Platforma Conference 2015
Platforma Festival - The 3rd Platforma Conference will take place 5-6 November 2015 in Leicester. Plus Platforma International 4 November.
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Economics, People and Place: policy versus participatory arts practice in the context of migration.
Image: Everyday on Canalside, Marcia Chandra, 2015 Date: Thursday 5 November [...]
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Bards Without Borders at Hackney Showroom
A poetry & music scratch night, bringing together London poets from refugee and migrant backgrounds and contributions from live music & spoken word experts Tongue Fu.
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Platforma Jam at the Arcola
Platforma presents a free performance in support of Nine Lives at Arcola Theatre. Five friends from four continents bring you songs, sounds and spoken word from Ethiopia, Palestine and beyond. Featuring Haymanot Tesfa, Leila Seguin, Duncan Mortimer, EbsilBaz, Emily Zaraa.
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Poetry and Activism – with Kayo Chingonyi
Humanities and Arts Research Centre (Royal Holloway, University of London) and Counterpoints Arts invite you to the the launch of a new creative collaboration around a residency for poet Kayo Chingonyi.
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‘Everyday on Canalside’ Year 2: Co-Production and Making Together
Image: Ian Buswell Venue: Whitmore Community Centre, 2-4 Phillipp St, London [...]
