Project Respect
Arts workshops focusing on facilitating positive interaction between different age groups and cultures
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Project Respect 2010
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A programme of arts workshops across 12 sessions with local artist Sarah Bentley, exploring people's memories and creating artworks together
Over 30 participants contributed across the programme – this included volunteers who are unemployed and were looking to gain skills and meet new people.
Arts workshops focusing on facilitating positive interaction between different age groups and cultures
International Womens Day workshop
Free creative workshops for International Women's Day
Two whole days of workshops celebrating International Women's Day, 8 March 2010.
Activities included learning how to make paper, badges and finger puppets. Participants took part in a live collage contributing paintings and sketches and posting comments.
Other activities included games, a cookie exchange and recording studio workshops.
Click here to view images from the exhibition at Bristol City Council Council House, College Green, 6 March 2010.
Project Respect 2
2009 series of workshops bringing young and older people together through making artwork
Through funding from the Quartet Community Foundation Fund for Older People, Trinity was able to extend the project, reuniting some of the original participants and welcoming new participants. Both phases have been developed and delivered at the Trinity Centre by Community Artist Victoria Appleton.
Project Respect
A group of older and young people from the community were brought together to create a sculpture for the Trinity Centre gardens in March 2008
The project brought together young people with English as a Second Language from the DICE Project at the City Academy Bristol, supported by Young Bristol, with Elders mainly from Caribbean communities, to share experiences and life stories in six exchange sessions over six weeks. The focus was on facilitating positive interaction of age groups and cultures.
