Eye Gets Green presents ‘I know a story about Eye’
Anytime
Watch ‘I know a story about Eye’, by Eye Gets Green and Emily Steele-Dias.
Are you free to volunteer? We need you!
Sat 21 March
Can you spare some time to help create a beautiful space for our women’s Dogsthorpe Eid Party?
Drawing and Photography with Eye Gets Green
March 9 – April 13 Working with Emily Bowers, young people in Eye will explore mark making, drawing to scale, memory drawing, photography techniques, photographing and drawing on location.
Thrive Live – Special Edition: International Women’s Day
Anytime A 90-minute special livestream event, bringing deaf women together in Peterborough on International Women’s Day, hosted by Nadia Nadarajah.
The Book(ish) Club at Woodston Library
Sunday 26 April The Book(ish) Club is a relaxed, creative book club where people come together to listen, make, and share.
Craft Collective
Sunday 19 April Join Jen and Kim for a new social craft group aimed at young adults aged 16+ and those who are deaf, disabled or neurodivergent (DDN).
Westraven Community Men’s Club
Every Thursday A new social club for men to cook food on an open fire, chat and get involved with carpentry and woodworking projects around the garden.
Unspoken Colours Artist Call Out
Friday 16th Jan
YMCA Youth Cresset are seeking a youth-positive visual artist to work with neurodivergent young people (ages 16–25) in designing and producing a mural.
What’s Changed?
Watch: What’s Changed by film maker, John Clark is an artistic film which explores the question, ‘What’s Changed?’. Almost like one collaborative poem.
Unreasonable
‘Unreasonable’ explores disability, creativity and activism, and marks 30-years since the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act.
Reasonable Adjustments 2.0
Reasonable Adjustments (RAD) 2.0 was our project designed with and for deaf, disabled and neurodivergent (DDN) communities, marking the 30th anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act.
Film Making with Eye Gets Green
Nov 24 – Dec 1 Working with Emily Steele-Dias, young people in Eye will discover film language, shadow play, shaping stories for film, trying out camera work, sound, lighting, stop motion.