Behind the scenes by Hannah Beck This term, we are working with FabLab Coventry to offer free costume and woodwork workshops, to create set and costumes for our Lights Up! Project performance at the Belgrade Theatre, in February 2024. The workshops will
Community Peer Researchers wanted for West Midlands-wide project Come and join an innovative project to help shape our understanding of how to build a more inclusive society and economy. Would you like to: – engage more with your community and
About Your Vision Your Future Your Vision Your Future is an outreach programme with is part-funded by the European Social Fund and supported under the Youth Employment Initiative. The ESF invests in people, with a focus on improving employment and
Collaborate to Train Coventry and Warwickshire is a £1.7m project that is part-funded by the European Social Fund, running until December 2023. Collaborate to Train has been launched to further boost the development of micro, small and medium enterprises across
Coventry University is excited to be running an Art Technician Bootcamp – a training course provided in partnership with some of the region’s leading arts and cultural organisations. Please share with anyone who may be eligible. It’s an exciting opportunity
Coventry University’s antidote to fast fashion comes to the catwalk this week with a focus on upcycling and sustainability. Haus of Kraft, a fashion programme involving Coventry University, Chrysalis Craft Coventry, FabLab and Coventry’s UK City of Culture Team, focusses
The Briefcase of Mineral Applications game tests your knowledge of the minerals needed in everyday objects. Try it out and share the resource here. Chairs of the CMA’s public perception of mining group Lucy Crane & Ben Lepley interviewed Dr
As you may already know, over the last three years, we have been partnering with 10 other West Midlands organisations to deliver the MiFriendly Cities project – creating cities where the voices, skills and passion of refugees and migrants flourish,
MiFriendly Cities is soon coming to a close. But we can’t let it finish without ‘Sharing our Journey’ It’s time to share learning and insights from this unique, migrant-focused project more widely. Coventry, Birmingham and Wolverhampton City Councils, 8 other
The Briefcase project is a new educational tool that uses hands-on learning strategies to teach students about the important role of mineral raw materials in everyday life and how our choices concerning these materials can shape the world. Through innovative
