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Generation Rebellion

Generation Rebellion is an exploration of being an activist. As we enter the 2020s the Earth seems to be shouting at us about climate change, but how can we really make a difference? What could we do together as a group of intergenerational women that would get our voices heard?

Magic Me's Women's Projects

Since 2004 Magic Me has run projects that focus on women's experience and history, including a ten year collaboration at the Women's Library.

In My Name

Magic Me’s ‘In My Name’ project ran from January - April 2019. A core group of students from Mulberry School for Girls and older women from the local community met regularly to explore, discuss and create on the theme of names and naming.

Decorum

Decorum is a series of projects by intergenerational arts charity Magic Me. The projects seek to explore what ‘good behaviour’ means for women in the 21st Century. In 2018 we have had 3 projects looking at this topic, in London, Southend and Peterborough. Each group, made up of school age girls and older women from the community, made a film (or films) as part of their work. We are now inviting you to get involved..

Decorum Part One

Who decides what good behaviour is? What are the rules for twenty-first century women? Our project with Mulberry School for Girls and older women from the local community asked these questions in 2016/17

I Live In It

Artist Sue Mayo worked with Magic Me to bring together a group of older women and students from Mulberry School for Girls, in 2016, to share stories about their bodies, their moves and celebrate all the things that these bodies can and can’t do.

At the Women's Library 2004-14

Celebrating 10 years of projects with the Women's Library from 2004-2014

Outspoken

Outspoken was part of our regular intergenerational groups for women, in partnership with Mulberry School. In 2014, the group looked at where and when women speak out, and where and when they don’t.