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This creative project works with NHS Worcestershire Volunteers sharing their inspirational stories to encourage others in the community to consider volunteering.
On Friday 25th June the children from Stanley Road Primary School and their local community gathered at Fort Royal Park for a creative community project to celebrate peace and diversity.
This creative community project was a huge success enjoyed by over 2000 people. This year's beach party theme was an outstanding success bringing the community together.
'Peace by Piece' is a community project designed to bring people together to create beautiful pieces of art.
This creative project involved digital artists and young people working as a creative team to create a DVD based training resource.
Map of Memories enables a community to capture and share evocative and beautiful stories and memories in a creative way.
This creative school project shows young people attending special schools have the same dreams and career aspirations as any other young person.
| 16 | Photography and Film Making Taster Session |
| 17 | Trace and Place Project Meeting |
| 21 | Arts Extend Meeting |
Map of Memories
Stanley Road Primary School and its surrounding community are home to vast array of cultures, traditions and memories. This breadth of culture is known to the pupils and their families, but may be less apparent to neighboring communities (or even to people living in the Stanley Road area).
The Map of Memories project led by local artist Al Pagan is enabling the community to collate these stories and memories into a creative visual and auditory journey by using new media tools and Stanley Road pupils' journalistic techniques. Members of the community are working with the children and sharing personal objects, photographs and stories form their childhood. Using a wide range of dynamic digital tools young people are tracing the memories’ origin through a Google earth interface on the project website and the visitor will be treated to a automated guided tour of the rich tapestry of memories harvested through this ongoing community project.
Have a look and listen on the project website and if you feel inspired to share a memory or story feel free to do so, we would love to hear it
http://mapofmemories.org/
