Misty in Roots Live
THIS Friday 30th September 2011
@ The Picket Liverpool, from 7.30PM
Africa Oye are delighted to announce a performance by one of the pioneers of UK Reggae Music,
the legendary Misty in Roots.
With a career spanning four decades, Misty in Roots are one of Englands finest Roots
Reggae groups. Along with Steel Pulse and Aswad, the band was one of the most powerful live reggae acts to
emerge from 1970s London and noted for their powerful roots reggae sound and uncompromising lyrical vibrations.
They became the major force in Rock Against Racism, playing more concerts than any other band in the movement.
This opened up a whole new audience for the band who quickly developed a very strong cross over audience, playing
with acts such as Tom Robinson Band and Elvis Costello.
Strangely omitted from the BBCs recent Reggae Britannia documentary John Peel's favourite Reggae Band will
be coming to Liverpool where we will give them the respect they are truly due!
Tickets £10 in advance (£15 on the door subject to availability)
On sale via ticketweb 0844 477 100 www.ticketweb.co.uk
in person from Dr Hermans Bold Street and Raggas on Smithdown Road/Lark Lane Liverpool.
Don't forget RAGGAS restaurant will be serving a Caribbean BBQ
Live Music
2011-09-01
The Local
0208 3479 460
Event name: Sarabeth Tucek
Start date: September 07, 2011 19:00
End date: September 07, 2011 21:00
Venue name: Castle Hotel
Venue address: 66 Oldham Street, Manchester, M4 1LE
Genre: Live Music
Tags: sarabeth tucek, the local, sonic cathedral, Full Time Hobby, End of the Road Festival
How Much: £6 adv £8 door
Artists: Sarabeth Tucek, Plus guests
Ticket link: http://thelocal.tv/listings/gigdetails/7-sep-11-sarabeth-tucek-the-castle-hotel/
Summary:
The most amazing of artists, in the intimate surrounds of the Castle Hotel in Manchester.
Description:
Sarabeth was born to a psychiatrist and a psychologist in Miami, but grew up in New York. She was a latecomer to music, her first calling being acting. However, after a few years in Hollywood, her singing and songwriting was encouraged by people on the music scene she fell in with. She first made an impression singing backing vocals on Smogs 2003 album Supper and then in the film Dig!, where she sings a song she had just written called Something For You. The Brian Jonestown Massacre went on to cover the song (retitled Seer), but Sarabeths own version became her debut single, on Sonic Cathedral, back in February 2007.
Sarabeth Tucek releases her second album, Get Well Soon, via Sonic Cathedral Recordings on April 4. It will be available on limited-edition heavyweight vinyl, CD and as a download.
YOUR HELP - Please give us a web-link
2011-03-02
We are unfunded, and in these recessionary times, we ask that organisations and businesses support the delivery of ARTS workshops to children and young people. .
Please show your support of Nugent Educations delivery of positive educational and creative workshops, and increase their availability to children and young people by linking to our website:
visit: http://www.nugenteducation.co.uk/linktous.php
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We provide CRB checked UK artists to deliver a range of childrens, in school, after school and youth activities and arts workshops. We provide drama, street dance, african drumming, rapping, DJ, graffiti art and more.
Tel: 0845 481 1920
E: info@nugenteducation.co.uk Using the Arts with Young People at Risk
2011-03-02
Artswork is delighted to have the new one-day, accredited course - Using the Arts with Young People at Risk - taking place in partnership with Cornerhouse in Manchester on the 5th May 2011.
Please find further information below.
If you work or volunteer for a community or voluntary organisation and fully register on this course before the 11th March 2011 you can receive £50 subsidy off the course fee, this makes the fee £90 per person.
For more information, or to book a place on this course please contact me, Rachel Hall - Programme Manager - Artsplan - 02380 682535 / artsplan@artswork.org.uk. Or complete and return the attached course booking form.
Many thanks and best wishes
Rachel Hall
Programme Manager - Artsplan
Artswork the independent, national youth arts development agency
Using the Arts with Young People at Risk
Accredited Training Course
**Subsidised Places Available for Voluntary and Community Organisations**
5th May 2011, 10 am- 4.15 pm, Cornerhouse, Manchester
Artswork is pleased to be delivering the established one day course -Using the Arts with Young People at Risk in partnership with Cornerhouse, Manchester. This course is being delivered as part of the Progress Project**. Progress is subsiding places for those booking on from voluntary or community organisations (See below).
Artswork is the largest provider of specialist youth arts training courses and publications in the UK and all training and publications are written and supported by experienced youth arts specialists, all of whom are also currently involved in direct project work with young people.
This course gives an overview of the benefits of using the arts with young people at risk and covers essential areas when doing so. Participants are given an understanding of youth arts and youth culture and the skill set needed to successfully design, fund, manage and market an appropriate arts project. Current CRB child protection legislation will be considered, ensuring your youth arts project complies with the recommended guidelines.
Rachel Hall, Artsplan Development Manager, comments: This course is suitable for anyone currently using or looking to use the arts with vulnerable and disadvantaged young people, including youth workers, artists, arts venues, councils and other similar roles.
Credits: 4 credits
QCF Level: 3
Awarding Body: ABC.
Assessment Requirements: Participants will be asked to put together a portfolio of evidence for assessment. Participants will gather this evidence both on the course day and through independent work, following the course. This work will need to be submitted to obtain the accreditation for this course. Please contact Artswork's Professional Development Manager for further information.
Prices for the course, which include lunch and refreshments, range from £140 to £160. However a £50 subsidy is available to all third sector workers, because of the support of the Progress Project. (Please note that this subsidy is only available for bookings made before the 11th March 2011.)
For more information on how to make a booking, on the accreditation process, or to order the Using the Arts with Young People at Risk guidelines separately, please contact Artswork's Professional Development Manager, Rachel Hall, via: artsplan@artswork.org.uk or call 02380 682535.
*(NB As at the beginning of January 2011, Artswork is awaiting final confirmation of the accreditation process. That confirmation is expected in the next 3 weeks)
**Information about the Progress Project
Progress is a Childrens Workforce Development Council funded project which provides subsidised training for the voluntary and community sector young peoples workforce in England.
Progress seeks to deliver 25,000 accredited training opportunities to staff and volunteers working front-line with young people, between September 2010 and March 2011.
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youth action and youth in action agenda
2011-03-02
OBJECTIVES AND PRIORITIES
Youth in Action aims to respond at European level to the needs of young people from adolescence to adulthood via several specific objectives and priorities.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
Promotion and development of young people's active citizenship
Solidarity and social cohesion
Development and promotion of quality support systems and Europe-wide co-operation
SPECIFIC PROGRAMME PRIORITIES
European Citizenship
Participation of young people
Intercultural dialogue
Inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities
NEW PRIORITIES FOR 2011
We have a number of new Annual Priorities for the overall YIA Programme in 2011, as well as the possibility for applications to be recognised for their relevance to national, regional or local youth policies in the UK.
Annual priorities
European Year of Volunteering
Youth unemployment
Inclusive growth
Global environment challenges and climate change
Creativity and entrepreneurship
EU-China Year of Youth (for Action 2 and sub-Action 3.2 only)
An application that supports one or more of these Annual Priorities and demonstrates this clearly in their application will gain extra points at the quality assessment stage.
Relevance to UK youth public policy
No specific UK National Priorities have been set for 2011.
From 2011, however, it is possible to gain extra points by evidencing a clear link between your project idea and a relevant UK youth-related public policy or strategy, whether at national, regional or local level. This might be a UK government policy (e.g. a link to the Big Society agenda), a policy area specific to one of the UK nations, or a local government initiative. Examples of this might be:
A project supporting the Scottish Governments healthy living objectives, as set out in Healthy Eating, Active Living: an action plan to improve diet, increase physical activity and tackle obesity (2008-2011) http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2008/06/20155902/0
A project exploring young peoples attitudes to alcohol and raising awareness about the risks of its misuse, as detailed in the Young Peoples Drinking Action Plan, which was issued as a complement to the New Strategic Direction for Alcohol and Drugs 2006-2011 in Northern Ireland http://www.dhsspsni.gov.uk/dhs74109_web_pdf.pdf
A project linked to the work of Sport England Strategy 2008-11 to increase participation in sport, and volunteering in sport, (amongst other aims) as part of the Olympic Legacy target http://www.sportengland.org/search.aspx?query=Sport+England+Strategy
A project working with young people as a means of preventing offending or reducing re-offending, as highlighted in the Welsh Assembly Governments All Wales Youth Offending Strategy (2009-2011) http://wales.gov.uk/dsjlg/publications/commmunitysafety/youthoffendingstrategy/strategye?lang=en
In order to be awarded the extra points available for a projects relevance to UK youth public policy, your application should clearly include verifiable evidence of each policy area you reference, e.g. the relevant Northern Ireland, Welsh, Scottish or English government agency web address and/or a link to the relevant policy document. Each specific national policy area should then be reflected in the nature and design of your project.
Please note that such extra points, for relevance to UK youth public policy areas, are not available for Action 5.1 applications, which are only assessed in relation to their relevance to EU policy objectives.
IMPORTANT FEATURES
The following features of the Youth in Action Programme are important.
Non-formal learning
Youthpass
Visibility of the Youth in Action Programme
Dissemination and exploitation of results
Anti-discrimination
Equality between men and women
Protection and safety of participants
Multilingualism
We now offer graffiti art workshops and classes - graffiti mural projects rapping and MC-ing break dancing street dancing makeup, hair and beauty workshops for teenage girls - African drumming Samba drums Japanese origami music production workshops animation programmes film projects crafts and environmental crafts singing and choir workshops.
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