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Instituto Cervantes

instituto cervantes

4.8(139)

Manchester

The Instituto Cervantes was created in Spain in 1991 to promote the Spanish language and cultures of Spanish-speaking countries. Our Head Office is in Madrid and Alcalá de Henares (Madrid), the birthplace of the writer Miguel de Cervantes. The Instituto Cervantes has over seventy centres in four continents. Our organization also: Organises the Diplomas of Spanish as a Foreign Language (DELE), as well as issuing the official certificates and diplomas to the participants in our courses. Organises Spanish courses. Organises Spanish teacher training. Supports Hispanists in their work. Organises cultural events in conjunction with other organisations. The work of the Instituto Cervantes is directed by representatives from the worlds of academia, culture and literature from Spain and Latin America. In the UK we work closely with British museums, galleries, theatres, publishers and universities as well as with Spanish and Latin American organisations.

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Dumfries Community Choir

dumfries community choir

Dumfries

We’re one of the biggest community platform in the South of Scotland, and we work with our partners to use culture as means to improve the lives of our community who are experiencing high levels of social and rural isolation. As a unique social co-operative, we have over 170 voluntary members who contribute to our social model through volunteering, sponsorship or advocacy. Anyone can join our membership organisation. We have just taken over the Loreburn Hall in the centre of Dumfries which is a temporary cultural space, including an 80 seat cinema, 50 seat cabaret lounge, 50 seat black box theatre and a main hall with a capacity of 1200 Our work takes place in schools, residential homes, cafes, car parks, swimming pools and in all sorts of locations throughout our region. We believe that there are barriers that prevent members of our community taking part in culture and we do everything we can to deliver socially driven projects that help to improve the cultural health of our region through our seasons of projects which aim to increase resilience by connecting our community through our cultural programmes and services. Our signature projects include a diverse range of community arts based programmes and iconic place-making projects including our annual winter festival, Carlisle Fringe, Dumfries Carnival, Le Haggis, High Tea, Queer Haggis, Dumfries Youth Theatre, Dumfries Community Choir and Producers of the Future. Every year we deliver more than 300 shows across our festival programmes, as well as weekly community arts sessions to over 100 participants, creative industry training for emerging artists and the sector across Dumfries & Galloway, and traineeships in producing across our major projects. Our cultural skills development programme is one of the largest of its kind in the UK. At the centre of our work is the belief that we can use culture to connect people, we advocate that culture is good for our wellbeing and health, and that art is a form of human expression and creativity. Our network of over 100 associate artists and producers includes performance makers, producers, artists and collaborators who believe in the power of social change.

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Slade School of Fine Art

slade school of fine art

t the Slade School of Fine Art we approach the practice of contemporary art and the history and theories that inform it in an experimental, research-oriented and imaginative way. An art school with a world leading reputation, the Slade makes a significant contribution to the field of contemporary art both nationally and internationally. INDEPENDENT ENVIRONMENTAL AND CULTURAL REVIEW OF THE SLADE SCHOOL OF FINE ART SLADE STATEMENT ON INSTITUTIONAL RACISM REF 2021

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Tonic Creatives

tonic creatives

London

A fresh and dynamic creative team dedicated to bringing people together through arts, heritage and cultural experiences.At the heart of our organisation, we are committed to working with local and regional artists and arts practitioners to provide innovative events and opportunities. Tonic Creatives is made up of five dedicated Devon-based professionals, each with their unique skill set. These take in event management, marketing, education and outreach, audience development and sustainable arts practice. Most importantly, we are down to earth and love what we do! We source all of our artists and suppliers locally wherever possible We strive to be as low impact and environmentally friendly as we can We pay artists and suppliers a fair wage for the services they provide We create events that engage the local community and leave a legacy We want everyone involved, from the organisers to the audience, to have fun!

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Arts & Health Hub

arts & health hub

London,

We’re a London based not-for-profit organisation that supports artists and cultural producers exploring arts & health in their practice. The Hub is artist led and primarily for artists, although we welcome people from other backgrounds such as health and care professionals. We are inclusive. Our organisation is open to artists from all backgrounds, communities, experiences and qualifications. Whilst we’re London based we also work online and with partner organisations to support artists across the UK.

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The Mental Wealth Project

the mental wealth project

London

Mental WealthThe Mental Wealth Project is a mental health literacy education programme for young people. The aim is to equip young people and their families with knowledge, tools and skills to reduce stigma, improve wellbeing, spot warning signs of mental distress, and enhance access to the right care and support when they need it. Le Va delivers tailored face-to-face workshops in secondary schools, sports-clubs, churches and other community settings. This Mental Wealth website was designed to complement these workshops. Because the online world is a significant community for young people, The Mental Wealth Project also includes social media and gaming as important things that can impact on mental health and wellbeing. The team at Le Va co-designed and tested the programme over 2 years (2017-2018) with young people, Pasifika and Māori rangatahi, parents, teachers, secondary schools, rugby league clubs, sports coaches, clinicians, mental health organisations, gamers, suicide prevention specialists and cultural knowledge holders. Working together

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Leeds 2023

leeds 2023

3.7(8)

Woodhouse

An unmissable event with music from top class acts, poetry, dance, comedy and much more. It’s going to be quite some night! A big celebration of Leeds’ cultural heritage and future, The Awakening is the first event in an unforgettable year. Hosted by Gabby Logan and Sanchez Payne, we’re putting on an epic showcase of live performance featuring Corinne Bailey Rae, Simon Armitage and LYR, The Orchestra and Chorus of Opera North, Graft, Inder Goldfinger, Testament, Jamie Jones-Buchanan, Denmarc Creary and many more still to be announced. Everyone is invited. You just need to get creative to get your ticket. Because for our Year of Culture we’re waking the artist in all of us.

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Czech & Slovak Club England

czech & slovak club england

Warwick

The Czech & Slovak Club UK was incorporated in August 2013 and it is a community interest company that promotes the welfare and culture of the Czech and Slovak community living in UK. We organise cultural, social and educational events for the Czechs & Slovaks as well for other communities.maintain the school and nursery for children who wish to learn and speak Czech or Slovak and to preserve their heritage and identity establish an education centre teaching Czech and Slovak language to adults keep the unique culture and values of the Czech and Slovak community that lives in the UK by organizing Folk dance lessons for adults & children, one-off events such as concerts, theatre performances, balls, sport competitions, story telling events and puppet shows for children engage with the wider British public in these events and promote and share the values and traditions that the Czechs and Slovaks bring to the UK work in partnership with other community groups and local authorities to seek solutions to the barriers and problems encountered by the Czech and Slovak communities in the UK

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Hackney Cooperative Development Trust

hackney cooperative development trust

Hackney

Hackney Co-operative Developments (HCD) is a local community economic development agency with membership open to all those who subscribe to its cooperative goals and values. HCD works within our local community to explore ideas and opportunities to create a sustainable environment for Hackney's communities to flourish. We support the creation and growth of co-operatives and social enterprises through programmes such as our Pioneering Social Enterprise in Hackney initiative, and use our agency role to network and connect organisations so that the movement can work together to grow the locally-owned social economy in our borough. We provide affordable workspace to a range of social and ethical organisations, local start-ups, cultural entrepreneurs and creative professionals, playing an important role in Hackney's business ecosystem and ongoing urban regeneration. At Gillett Square, we lead on the animation of this unique community-led public space in the heart of Dalston, East London, where an incredibly diverse range of people can meet on common ground. Our programming of community and cultural events plays a key role in the socially cohesive regeneration of this rapidly changing area of Dalston, and at the same time works to retain its diversity and showcase its creativity.

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Alissa Timoshkina

alissa timoshkina

Originally from Russia, I lived in the UK since the late 1990s, making London my home and a place of infinite inspiration. I studied film history, gaining a PhD in the field of Soviet Holocaust cinema, while working with various film festivals and running my own cultural events production company. In 2014 after leaving my career in the arts sector, I launched KinoVino which rapidly gained recognition as one of the most original projects redefining London’s food scene. Since its launch I developed a bespoke event branch, hosted supper clubs under my own name exploring food from my native Russia and released my debut cookbook Salt and Time in 2019. My recipes are featured in The Guardian, Red Magazine, Olive Magazine, The Independent and House & Garden amongst other leading UK publications. While my events have been highlighted in Vogue, Elle, TimeOut, and I’ve been shortlisted for the Young British Foodie Awards in 2017. I’ve also had the honour of being listed at number one of the new voices in food by the Observer Food Magazine in February 2019, and having my cooking names a new trend for 2021 by Waitrose Magazine. Since 24 Feb 2022, I have started #CookforUkraine campaign using the language of food to raise awareness and funds for the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Ukraine right now. I have teamed up with my dear friend, Ukrainian chef, writer and activist, Olia Hercules, and the formidable team behind #CookforSyria to create a global movement to celebrate the food of Ukraine while providing the much needed humanitarian help vid UNICEF Emergency Relief Fund. Find out more about COOKFORUKRAINE. Our work has been recognised by The 50 Best Restaurants through thew new Champions of Change Award.

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