Previous Projects
The Colours of Greenwich (Feb - June 2023)
This art and history project for migrant women, facilitated by Lydia Powell, looked at how our migration experiences enrich our communities. We co-created a creative map to tell our stories, which we will hand over to the Living Refugee Archive in October 2023.
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Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund for making it possible and to Living Refugee Archive for their support and guidance.
My Creative Skills (Sept - Dec 2022)
Thanks to funding from Royal Borough of Greenwich we were able to run another series of My Creative Skills, a collaborative arts and crafts project for migrant women to share skills, build confidence and create meaningful connections with other migrant women.
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This funding was part of the Community Innovation Grant, which you can read more about here.
Creative Families (April - July 2022)
Thanks to The National Lottery Community Fund we were able to run Creative Families, a project that uses the arts to talk about our roles as parents and teachers to our children. It's been a safe space for migrants mothers to share and learn.
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Sessions included:
-Understanding the UK schooling system with a local primary school teacher
-Careers advice looking at transferrable skills as mothers
-First Aid training with British Red Cross
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and so much more!
