UK’s first workshop in ‘constructive journalism’ announced
A pioneering workshop in London next month aims to equip journalists to better serve society by creating content that is more engaging and empowering for their audiences
Polly Higgins: the woman who dares to be great
What does it take to achieve the seemingly impossible? Jini Reddy spends a weekend at Hawkwood College with Polly Higgins, the woman campaigning for a law against ecosystem destruction, and [...]
A nurturing path to self development
Workshop veteran Rose Rouse tries out a self-development course with one-to-one support for all who take part and finds that this level of care, combined with the group process environment, makes [...]
Performers Without Borders
From a small village in the dusty plains of north India, to the humid intensity of a railway junction, Performers Without Borders have been sowing the seeds of positive change.
Gaia University – Start Up Intensive at Findhorn
Findhorn College is hosting a Start Up Intensive workshop for entry into the Gaia University system.
Signs of the City
Signs of the City' was a three-day workshop at Space, led by artistDouglas Nicolson, which consisted of taking photographs around Hackneyto mark the specific locations in the borough that were [...]
From Street to Screen
The second project Headliners reporters visited was a dance workshop at Hoxton Hall.
Colour Therapy for Animals
This workshop will explain Colour Therapy Healing and how colour energyis used by professional colour therapists for treating animals
Going for Gold with the Arts Award
Want to communicate your ideas with the world? Are you tired oftraditional qualifications? Then the Arts Award might be for youÖ
Fairtrade Universities
One wet day in February, representatives from UK universities gathered in Leeds to attend the People & Planet Fairtrade Universities and [...]
Wishing Stones
A unique children's art workshop will be the springboard for the inspirational two year Heart Land project in Bury St Edmunds. Wishing Stones, will give youngsters a chance to get creative on a [...]
Broccoli back by Popular Demand
Purple Broccoli Theatre returns for its third tour of S.T.A.R. Following two extremely successful tours of Croydon primary schools in 2005.
Eco-Carnival on Ludlow's Streets
This year, for the first time, the Green Festival is working in partnership with Festive Ludlow, in an endeavour to support and incorporate a green theme' into the existing carnival.
GAIA Learning Centre
The GAIA foundation is inviting everyone to participate in a new series of weekend workshops, based at their centre, based in Hampstead, London.
GAIA Weekend Workshops
The GAIA foundation is inviting everyone to participate in a new series of weekend workshops, based at their centre, based in Hampstead, London.
Growing Kids Workshops
The Environmental Youth Alliance are offering an exciting, new, interactive educational workshop for young children that enables them to grow their own food, raising awareness of food issues at [...]
Creative Space
Acorn Bank, a National Trust site in Cumbria, England may be best known for its annual Apple Festival', which promotes indigenous apple species. Experts will be on hand again on Apple day, [...]
Right Values, Right Relationships
Following extensive consultation with more than 2000 primary school heads, Ministers face growing concern about the impact of tests for seven, eleven and fourteen year olds. The Primary Education [...]
Instruments of Peace
This summer, a musical workshop led to the creation of an orchestra comprised of gifted Israeli, Egyptian, Jordanian, Lebanese and Palestinian students. It was organised by Daniel Barenboim, the [...]
