EASTSIDE NEWS: NEW PROJECTS FOR 2019!
ORAL HISTORY ACTIVISM
Funded by Trust For London, this 18 month long project will support residents in Barking Thames Ward to use their stories to influence the future of a fast developing area. ECH will develop new methodologies that promote community organising to make an impact.
SHARING OUR SONGS
Funded by the Family Fund, we'll work with 6 primary schools and parents, to share cultural heritage and nursery rhymes from around the world. In line with the Mayor of London's Integration Strategy to build stronger relationships with parents and schools.
GROWING MEMORIES
This project funded by the East End Community Foundation, uncovers the story of how changing communities in Stratford have seen changing diets. Using gardening and cooking, we will gather the memories and recipes of local residents past and present.
It's competition time!
REDESIGN OUR LOGO AND WIN A £250 CASH PRIZE
Eastside Community Heritage is twenty-one years old, and so is our logo. We need a bright and bold new logo that makes us stand out on flyers and leaflets, printed exhibitions and books, and on our digital and social media. You don't need to be a professional to apply. If you think you could do a better job than our current logo then we would love to hear from you. Our team will pick the winning entry, which must be emailed to office@ech.org.uk no later than 12pm on July 31st.
Please download the guideline document below for more information about exactly what we are looking for.
Good luck!
Women's History Month x Black History Month 2019
TRAILBLAZERS: WOMEN OF COLOUR MAKING CHANGE IN THEIR COMMUNITY
Although Black History Month is still a while away, we're launching a new project that focuses on the experiences of women of colour. Starting this Women's History Month, we are collecting the stories and memories of Black and Asian women in Newham, Redbridge, and Tower Hamlets, for an exhibition that will go on display in October.
We are looking to interview women of colour that have worked hard to make a difference in their local area. Female stories have traditionally been omitted from history, especially those of BAME women. It is our aim to preserve stories that would otherwise be forgotten - everyone's story is important!
We are asking members of local communities to nominate women they feel deserve to be part of our project. You can do this by recommending someone via phone or email: 02085533116 / Laura@ech.org.uk
Telephone: 0208 5533 116 Email: office@ech.org.uk
Eastside Community Heritage, Parish Centre, 326 High Road, Ilford, Essex, IG1 1QP
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