Baby Grows into Theatre
Oily Cart has challenged the accepted definition of theatre and audience to create a performance for the smallest members of the community
Live Magazine for Young Londoners
Live magazine is an award-winning youth publication, available in London, recognised for the positive impact it has had on disadvantaged young people
Playback Theatre
Playback theatre is an original form ofimprovisational theatre in which audience members tell stories fromtheir lives and watch them enacted on the spot.
Young Speakers
We Are What We Do' is a community action movement spreading the powerful idea: small actions x lots of people = big change.
Ann Calls for a Green New Deal
Ann Pettifor believes it is now time for a Green New Deal' based on a Keynesian model of economics delivering much greater accountability of banking directors and less reliance on credit.
Chalk and Cheese
Andrew Simms, head of the Climate Change Programmefor the New Economics Foundation, was joined by co-founder - SolitaireTownsend, to talk aboutpioneering new methods in marketing and corporate [...]
So Just Do It!
At the Schumacher Lectures Eugenie Harvey began her seminar by taking the audience through the history of We Are What We Do'.
Cool Seas Online
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) has recently launched its spectacular new Cool Seas website.
Rainforest World Music Festival
The Rainforest World Music Festival is aunique festival that brings together renowned worldmusicians from all over the world.
Junior 8 Address the World
Imagine having an audience with some of the most powerful leaders inthe World, where you have the opportunity to tell them what you thinkabout the future of our planet. This is exactly what [...]
World Biofuels Markets
DATE: 7-8 March 2007
The Big Ask Makes Big Noise
On May Day, more than a thousand music fans, politicians and celebrities gathered in the KoKo Club, London, to support the Big Ask climate change campaign run by Friends of the Earth.
Indo-Celtic Connections
A remarkable project recently brought two gypsy folk musicians from Rajasthan (Northern India) to schools in Cardiff. Chugge Khan and Sattar Khan performed concerts and ran workshops in four [...]
