OUR COMMUNITY
include me podcast
OUR INCREDIBLE INCLUDE ME PODCAST TEAM DO IT ALL – FROM SETTING UP THE GEAR TO RECORDING AND EDITING EACH EPISODE! THEY CHAT WITH FANTASTIC GUESTS ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH, LIFE IN LIVERPOOL, AND A WHOLE RANGE OF FUN, THOUGHT-PROVOKING TOPICS! CLICK BELOW TO LISTEN.
include me film workshop
INCLUDE ME: Film Workshops Against Hate Crime with MOWLL & Liverpool Film Initiative
Hate and mate crime hurt individuals and communities - but together, we can challenge it through creativity, awareness, and action.
Our powerful series of free filmmaking workshops are where lived experience meets storytelling. We learn hands-on skills in:
Camera work
Directing
Acting
Editing
Together, we're creating a resource film that raises awareness of hate and mate crime, rooted in real voices, real stories and community.
SPOKEN HEARD
HELD AT ACCESSIBLE VENUES, OUR SPOKEN HEARD NIGHT IS AN OPPORUTNITY FOR ANYONE TO GET ON THE MICROPHONE and MAKE THEMSELVES HEARD. RANGING FROM POETRY, SPOKEN WORD, LIVE MUSIC, STAND UP COMEDY AND DANCE ROUTINES
LIVERPOOL COMMUNITY RADIO
WE WERE KINDLY INVITED TO LIVERPOOL COMMUNITY RADIO TO SPEAK LIVE ON DAILY CROISSANT SHOW ABOUT WHO WE ARE AND ALL THE EXCITING THINGS WE HAVE IN STORE FOR THE FUTURE. YOU CAN LISTEN above!
FINE ART LESSONS
this talented bunch have BEEN UNLEASHING THEIR CREATIVITY IN FINE ART SESSIONS LED BY THE BRILLIANT BARRY – LEARNING TO DRAW, DEVELOPING NEW SKILLS, AND EXPRESSING THEMSELVES THROUGH ART!
LITTER PICKING
OUR WONDERFUL TEAM OF DEDICATED LITTER PICKING VOLUNTEERS HAVE BEEN GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY BY PICKING UP LITTER - MAKING LIVERPOOL A TIDIER PLACE FOR EVERYONE!
BOXING
OUR AMAZING GROUP OF BOXING ENTHUSIASTS HAVE BEEN GLOVING UP AND GETTING ACTIVE – BUILDING FITNESS, CONFIDENCE AND TEAM SPIRIT WHILE HAVING FUN IN EVERY SESSION!
THE REACHE PROJECT
Working together with The University of Liverpool : School of Allied Health Professions & Nursing, People First, Liverpool Film Initiative and other partners.
The project was devised to challenge stereotypes and preconceptions about the capabilities, and talents of those with learning disabilities, and how they could bring a unique and valuable insight to research. Including people’s lived experiences is a key focus of the study. After a period of consultation within the group, it was agreed that content resources were needed to deliver the key messages and promote our project both internally and beyond. A video was commissioned to showcase the REACHE project, it's aims and goals, and the people who will drive it forward.
More information here: https://bit.ly/4djzLhj
