Boost Community Open Day
Tuesday 25 October, 11am-2pm
Wellspring Settlement
Open day for the Barton Hill community.
A fun community day with free food and activities for children, with the chance to hear from community researchers who will be sharing their findings from recent interviews with residents around building financial resilience.
Led by Anne Angsten Clark, Lecturer at the Centre for Innovation and Research Assistant at the School of Education.
Climbing session and workshop
Thursday 27 Oct, 10-11.30am and 12-4pm
Redpoint Climbing Centre, then Barton Hill Micro-Campus
Climbing session and workshop for young Somali people living in Barton Hill.
Led by Lydia Collison, Lecturer in Social and Public Policy and Joey Murphy, Lecturer in Physical Activity and Public Health at the School for Policy Studies.
Are we doing enough to combat the climate crisis? Why not?
Thursday 27 October, 6.30-8pm
M Shed (Think Global:Act Bristol exhibition will be open 6-6.30 and 8-8.30pm)
Panel discussion, open to all.
Led by Colin Davis, professor of Psychology and Oscar Berglund, lecturer in International Public and Social Policy.
Rebellious Voices: Mini-movies by our elders (workshop)
Thursday 3 November, 10-12.30
Barton Hill Micro-Campus
Workshop for people aged 60+
Led by Tot Foster, Research Associate at Centre for Voluntary Sector Leadership and School of Education.
Bridging Histories
Saturday 5 November, 12-4pm
Venue TBC
Will be a version of the event they did for FUTURES on 30 September, including poems, recipes, street history, family history, monument detectives and change-making.
Led by Joanna Burch Brown, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy.
More details TBC.
Un/Stuck
Monday 7 – Friday 11 November, times TBC
City Hall Vestibules
Exhibition, open to all.
Repetitive negative thinking and its role in perpetuating mental health difficulties: co-producing with young people.
Led by Christopher Jarrold, Professor of Cognitive Development at the School of Psychological Science, and Meg Attwood, PhD candidate, School of Psychological Science.
More details TBC.
Rebellious Voices: Mini-movies by our elders (screening)
Wednesday 9 November, 11am-12 noon
Watershed, Cinema 3
Film screening, open to all.
Led by Tot Foster, Research Associate at Centre for Voluntary Sector Leadership and School of Education.
Legal clinic
Date and venue TBC
Legal clinic for people with links to Windrush; working with community partner in St Pauls.
Led by Sumayyah Malna, Lecturer in Law and a practising Solicitor in the Law Clinic, Bristol Law School.