My Journey to Freedom
We live in a time where walls keep being built and boarders keep being closer. It is odd how, when it comes to money and goods, countries are always willing to come up with agreements to make trade easier. However, when it comes to people we are growing more and more reluctant to allow freedom […]
Save as PDFWhere did all the black women in history go?
In an interview some years ago, African-American actor Morgan Freeman said that he did not want a Black History Month. Since ‘black history is American history’, he argued, we should stop referring to black people as ‘black people’ and stop calling white people ‘white people’. Let’s call each other by our names. Let’s all just […]
Save as PDFSymbiosis Festival Opening
Yassou! Yesterday it was the Symbiosis Festival opening in Mytiline. The Clownest Orchestra band led this amazing moment with their Balkans vibes. Early in the morning they had one of their best experience as musicians and humans beings, they played in the other side of the fence in Moria, the biggest refugee camp in Lesbos […]
Save as PDFRefugee Week 2016
We live in a time where walls keep being built and boarders keep being closed. It is odd how, when it comes to money and goods, countries are always willing to come up with agreements to make trade easier. However, when it comes to people we are growing more and more reluctant to allow freedom […]
Save as PDFCelebrating Women History Month at the National Gallery
On Saturday 5th of March we celebrated Women’s History Month 2016 with our popular visit ‘Women at the National Gallery’. During this visit led by our Art Educators and Historians María and Sara, we analysed some of the greatest art pieces held at the National Gallery from a gender point of view. We put on […]
Save as PDFMujeres y Cerámica en el V&A
Ayer, después de mucho tiempo, volvimos a organizar nuestra visita Mujeres y Cerámica en el Victoria & Albert Museum. Una visita muy especial por muchas razones. Por un lado, es una estupenda oportunidad para descubrir las maravillas que se exhiben en la tan poco visitada sexta planta del V&A. Y por otro, se establece una […]
Save as PDFWith the girls Sin Fronteras in the National Gallery
Today we led a visit for Sin Fronteras, a group of young Latin American women aged between 14-15 years old, during which we discussed about women roles in society and the arts. We also made comparisons between how women were represented throughout art history and how they are shown in today’s ads. Unfortunately, things have not […]
Save as PDFCreative Coaching Workshops
After the success of our first Coaching workshop back in January, we designed two more workshops along with two Coaching experts to keep helping people feel motivated and capable of making their dreams come true. Workshop leaders Andrea Giráldez (Personal Performance Coach): andrea@libercoaching.com Paola Miani (Personal Performance Coach) Where: Oxford House When: 13 and 20 October 2015 Participants: […]
Save as PDFWomen at the National Gallery
Yesterday we took to the National Gallery an eclectic group of women both Spanish and English speakers. These different backgrounds gave a diverse insight about women’s roles in society and in the history of art. Many thanks for sharing with us your points of view and experiences. Workshop leaders Maria González Sara López Where: National […]
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During this spring, we run a pilot project at Centrepoint to develop animation workshops to help to create an anonymous and creative space for young people to express their views and raise awareness about immigration and refugee matters. We visited seven services in London, facilitating a pilot workshop where we recorded young people’s opinions using the […]
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