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Below are brief descriptions of some of CAW's major,
multi-team projects over the past few years. The title line for
each item provides a link to either more details or the output from
the project.
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Everyone?
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Warwickshire Children's Fund project
2005
'Everyone?' is a project commissioned by the WCF and realised by CAW. It is an attempt
to listen to the needs of children and young people across Warwickshire and
to support and represent them.
The focus of this creative consultation has been the socially excluded groups
such as people from minority and mixed ethnicities and those coping with
disabilities.
CAW have produced an interactive media pack (DVD plus booklet) that can be used
to inform and enlighten teachers, youth & community workers, and service providers.
Contact Francis Godwin at CAW (01926 888333) for details.
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Action for Community
Media
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Regional Arts Lottery Programme grant
June 2003 onwards
In June 2003 CAW was successful in its bid to the Regional Arts
Lottery Programme from West Midlands Arts. Our bid emphasised the
importance of media facilities and opportunities for the local
population, outlining what access to such facilities can help
people achieve. With this grant CAW was able to purchase equipment
for music, film and video, and publishing.
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Open Creative Day
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Creative Day for Users and Staff of Mental
Health Services
28/11/2003
CAW : Multi-Discipline Arts Workshops
On Nov 20th CAW held an open creative day for users and staff of
mental health services across Warwickshire.
The idea was to allow users of mental health services to try out
various creative activities and to express a view on what they
would like to do in the future. Funded by Warwickshire Social
Services - the day was a roaring success - with over a hundred
people attending.
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Black
History Month
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Hidden Histories
30/10/2003
CAW : Dreadlockalien Productions
October was Black History Month; and CAW's Hidden Histories project
was a great success involving many local people from schools, youth
clubs, community groups and da streets.
The workshops and events culminated in a evening of beat poetry -
hosted by the one and only Rich Grant AKA Dreadlockalien. |
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