Table Talk : Decolonising Cultural Spaces: Artists’ Experience
Bridge 5 Mill 22a Bewick Street, Ancoats, Manchester, United KingdomJoin us for a table talk about decolonisation of cultural [...]
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Join us for a table talk about decolonisation of cultural [...]
Join us for a table talk about decolonisation of cultural [...]
A collaboration between the Indian visual storyteller Saurabh Narang, based [...]
A collaboration between the Indian visual storyteller Saurabh Narang, based [...]
**Welsh below** This year along with a local college, we [...]
What does home mean if you are a refugee? Home [...]
Learn about the Strangers, who came to Norwich from the [...]
Hackney Museum runs free sessions for local primary school classes [...]
Visit New Routes’ new home, (activity, teaching and office space): [...]
Canterbury Cathedral, Chapter House During this week of focus on [...]
Join Race Equality Network for a discussion with Will Suttcliffe, [...]
This tour celebrates the impact on Norwich of the Strangers, [...]
In Sheffield, South Yorkshire, Refugee Council's Women's Craft and Chat [...]
For Refugee Week 2024, the Migration Museum has created a [...]
Free samples of traditional home cooked recipes, from Julia's World [...]
Using Refugee Week 2024 theme of 'Our Home'. Home can be [...]
**Welsh Below** Trinity Centre and Aurora Trinity Collective present: Cuppa [...]
This tour celebrates the impact on Norwich of the Strangers, [...]
**Welsh Below** Trinity Centre and Aurora Trinity Collective present: Cuppa [...]
Join the Migration Museum and the Sounds Like Home Choir [...]
Join the Migration Museum and the Sounds Like Home Choir [...]
A special event to mark Refugee Week 2024. Author Anna [...]
Join us on Saturday 22nd June 2024 at 10am-11:15am to celebrate Refugee [...]
Join us on Saturday 22nd June 2024 at 11:15am – 12:30pm to [...]
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Refugee Week is the world’s largest arts & culture festival celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. The festival is a partnership project coordinated by Counterpoints Arts.
This year the festival takes place from 17-23rd June 2024 and the theme is “Our Home”.
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