
What You Saying? Spoken Word and Homelessness
What You Saying? is a Spoken Word night and community providing hands-on work experience in events management for young people experiencing homelessness.
Read articleWhat You Saying? is a Spoken Word night and community providing hands-on work experience in events management for young people experiencing homelessness.
Read articleWe go back to the Bromley by Bow Centre to learn more about how they made sure local people were at the heart of their evaluation
Read articleWe caught up with the founder of People Empowering People, and talked about creativity in the community and his future plans.
Read articleWe spent a warm summer's evening celebrating and learning about Bromley by Bow's latest report on the centre's community based approach to health and wellbeing.
Read articlePeople Empowering People are a creative grassroots organisation giving local residents a variety of opportunities to nurture and showcase their talents
Read articleSteve Gosyln tells us about a social movement in Greater Manchester which has been exploring ways in which the arts can address the challenges of social isolation and loneliness through building stronger social connections.
Read articleAndreas shared some stories and bits of advice that come from working as a music therapist.
We sat down with Dr. Margaret Lobo, founder of the Otakar Kraus Music Trust to find out how she was inspired to work with others to find their voice.
The Otakar Kraus Music Trust's work with children and adults with learning difficulties teaches us how to listen to stories that don't always use words.
Read articleThe Soul Relics Museum bridges the museum and mental health sectors, using object-based story-telling to bring us closer to the struggle of mental ill-health.
Read articleWatch this mesmerising video about Tovertafel - a beautiful, interactive game that creates a ‘magic table’ which encourages people with dementia to play and spend time together.
Read articleDuckie, the purveyors of progressive working class entertainment are raising eyebrows and shimmying with the over 60s.
Read article“The Hub acts as a glue bringing together people and organisations who are doing so much to positively disrupt their local systems.”
Burcu Borysik, Mayday Trust