📢Young people in #GreaterManchester! 📢 If you're aged 19-24 and looking for a career in the creative industries join one of @MIFestival#FactoryAcademy funded Kickstart Training Academies. Learn new skills, gain confidence, meet employers.
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The Manchester Cultural Education Partnership are recruiting a Project Manager! Closing date 10am Friday 18 December. More details here: https://t.co/RH8qKY3Xmf
Uncertain Futures
Inequalities in work affecting women over 50 in Manchester and Covid19
11th November 2020, 2.00-4.00pm
Join us for the Launch and Round-Table Discussion on these fascinating and timely issues! Art project in conjunction @mcrartgallery
https://t.co/YZWN59xISy
Good discussion about work and valuing key workers at today’s @MAESESOL English Corner.
‘This is an important protest poster. I think this is a good response - key workers need be valued. It shows we are all in this together’
@OfficeOfCraig
Reading applications from young people to join the youth boards of @creativeedmcr & not only are they brilliant. But young ppl are rightly angry about the lack of creative education in their schools. Incredible passionate young ppl from across the city, wish we could take all 50!
Such a relaxing and inspiring morning for learners @MAESESOL #abrahammoss#cheethamhill painting truck art pots led by ex ESOL learner Lubna Tahir. The gallery first met Lubna through @TalkEnglishMcr and it’s great to see her now teaching so eloquently. Such an achievement.
Compassion is strength and studies show self-compassion is the key to resilience and well-being. And we need to learn it if we've not experienced or witnessed it enough in childhood.
How can we learn compassion? Mindfulness.
#TheMindfulMuseum#MAGwellbeing
The Manchester Cultural Education Partnership are recruiting for their Youth Board! Aged 10 - 14, or 15 - 21? Details on how to apply 👇or https://t.co/NwlVpyGUaZ - apply by 30 September
A march through #Manchester by @XR_MCR supporters is taking place this afternoon to highlight the city’s history with slavery and colonialism
@LBC | @LBCNews
“When I walk through the streets of Manchester and meet load after load of cotton...”
Commemorating Sarah Parker Remond’s 1859 speech today with @Venessascott_uk posters as part of @XRebellionUK@MSTARmmu march, marking Mcr’s history of both abolition and advancement of slavery
Our events programme is still all online on Zoom. Today guide, Nina, explored social class in Victorian painting. "Thank you so much for these sessions. They give us something to look forward to during lock down." #MAGvolunteers#combattingisolation#MAGunlocked @mcrartgallery
So excited to see people engaging with our brand new display What is Manchester Art Gallery? about the origins of the gallery and collections. We pulled out all the stops to install it in time for opening today. Come down and take a look! @mcrartgallery @magwagdirector
Important data highlighting ethnic inequalities re. work and ageing. Really insightful for Uncertain Futures, Suzanne Lacy collab artwork @mcrartgallery, exploring intersectional issues of work, gender, race and class for women over 50. @Ageing_Better
https://t.co/J4uKQVMDbg
We’re going to be talking about what fairtrade means today as well as looking back at chocolate consumption in the UK through our TradingStation exhibition at tomorrow’s #StoriesweShare. @FairtradeUK@FairtradeMcr
Join us from anywhere in the world here https://t.co/WgsB2zVf94