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A series of storytelling events with Mansfield’s Polish, Latvian and Keralan communities …

A project about cooking and storytelling with refugee and asylum seeking families in Nottingham …

This audio walk, recorded with twenty community performers from Rutland, tells the story of one of the most important and interesting moments in the history of the town – the rise and fall of the Oakham canal …

This was our fourth trip to Rotterdam to the International Community Arts Festival and this time we were honoured to present a workshop based around our recent work in Kerala …

In 2022 The Institute for Policy and Engagement at the University of Nottingham worked with the Nottingham and Notts Refugee Forum and the
local education charity Ignite Futures …

Over 2022 and 2023 we were part of the GenViR UK-India Network Project. This highly collaborative, cross-disciplinary project …

Working with hundreds of local people we created a series of seven audio walking tours that explore that changing culture and landscape of the towns and villages around Sherwood Forest …

A scratch reading over one day at the Nottingham Playhouse of a play by the playwright Anastasiia Kosodii to raise money in support of Ukraine …

As part of the MeHeLP project we worked with three film makers in Kerala to create a series of ten films exploring issues around mental health literacy …