This initiative aims to provide a safe and supportive environment for Black women residents of Merton to explore their creativity, well-being, and cultural heritage through writing, journaling, and self-expression.
With well-being and cultural identity as its focus, this workshop will be a practical session on the importance of adornment from an African-centred perspective.
This is a 4 week-abridged version of the 12-week W-Rite to Heal short course. It is aimed at those identifying […]
Join the W-Rites to Heal students for this special community inspired Art and Wellness Workshop with Ken McCalla.Â
A free workshop on meditation techniques - focusing on breath, chanting and affirmations.
While perceptions and representations are changing, there is still a lot of negative expressions and ideas about African spiritual practices. […]
Step away from the noise and reconnect with yourself through a calming blend of mindfulness and creativity in the serene gardens of Fulham Palace Museum.
Interactive, engaging and inspiring, this Black History session includes a look at African spirituality, artefacts, music, dance, fashion, oral traditions and more.
This fun, interactive and practical workshop gives you a playful experience of trying on different headwrap styles. Whether for casual or dress-up, adornment can be therapeutic and feel-good! With well-being and cultural identity as its focus, this workshop will be a practical session on the importance of adornment.
The popular online workshop brought to you live as a practical celebration for international women's day. Join the call to 'Release Scarcity and Embrace Flow', The Power of Abundance workshop invites you to celebrate your natural right to abundance,, joy, and prosperity.
Workshop aims to empower participants with culturally relevant knowledge, featuring the award winning film 'Our Menopause.' Drs Juanita Westmaas and Angelina Osborne, will share their insights about the film and experiences of Menopause, in a safe, supportive community environment. Black Women and those identifying as Black/African are invited to this empowering, nurturing experience.
We provide a platform for new, undiscovered, underrepresented voices to make their creative mark in the world of writing. We welcome a range of writing forms that explore culture, diversity, social conditions and spirituality.
