Project overview The project was set up in January 2016 after a successful six-month residence working with David Ellington as ‘Agent for Change’ funded by Art of England (South West). Watershed’s aim is to develop more inclusive cinema that welcomes D/deaf people to enjoy and be able to chat about films. Aims Focused on engaging … More
Project overview The Dragon Café was opened on Borough High St, London, in October 2012, founded on experience of mental health service environments, and looking to create an alternative social model of creative interaction. It is a safe space with good value, freshly prepared, vegetarian food, art on the walls and free wellbeing activities ranging … More
Project overview We offer fortnightly screenings which are branded as “relaxed” as part of our cinema programme. The films selected are usually new releases which are also screening at other times. The relaxed screenings involve certain modifications in terms of presentation (raised light level, lower sound, no ads or trailers) and we make the space … More
This resource was created by the Community Foundation for groups working to welcome refugees and asylum seekers.
Here is a list of resources created by refugee week for teachers and educators to use to discuss migration, asylum and refugees.
A toolkit for teachers, youth workers and other educators to teach young people about migration and development.
This is a guide for incorporating film into Special Educational Need (SEN) experiences.
Information about 10,000s of venues across the UK and Ireland, including shops, pubs, restaurants, cinemas, theatres, railway stations, hotels, universities, hospitals and more
This presentation is aimed at raising awareness and understanding of the lived experiences of trans people. It was made by Mark Williams from Equiversal.
This snapshot looks at the interaction of older audiences with the creative arts.
