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Connections, Collaboration and Community - Our Artworks Trainee Chloe's Blog

Creating bonds, lino-prints and turning weaknesses into strengths - Read about Hamida and Shaz's experiences in their blogs

Picture shows participants at the In My Name showcase at Poplar Union. There are two younger women and two older women, all are wearing large collars made of felt pennants with words embroidered on them

What’s Important About Intergenerational Work?

Working with care homes throughout the pandemic: a snapshot of Magic Me’s work and learning

Why intergenerational collaboration is crucial to action on climate change

Magic Me to present at COP26, the United Nations Climate Change Conference 2021 with Generation Rebellion project

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Intergenerational week - Using the arts to build intergenerarional connections

There is a reason we do intergenerational arts projects, not just intergenerational projects. As well as creative activities having proven health and wellbeing benefits for all ages, they can be used as a vehicle for connection.

Quality Street - Wonderful Wednesdays - picture shows a hand holding a big gold frame, within the frame stand two children and an older black man, all three are laughing.

Intergenerational Week - The Benefits of Continuity

Creating sustainable relationships is at the heart of our wider schools and communities work both through our Arts & Ages programme and our women’s project.