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Exodus is a dynamic programme of participatory cultural production, working with refugees and host communities across a range of traditional and contemporary art forms.

Community Arts North West and HOME are hosting the next meeting of the Arts and Migration Group at HOME on…

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The exhibition, produced by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and Panos Pictures, A Great British Welcome, shares the inspiring stories…

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Since the second half of the 20th century, the arts and cultural sector has sought to work with artists as…

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The Horizons festival celebrates the enduring power of creativity by international artists who have made Manchester their home through migration….

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CAN (Community Arts North West) is featured in the A Great British Welcome a powerful outdoor photography exhibition, produced by…

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Over five Saturdays in March and April, CAN produced Creative Sparks workshops for families, adults, young people, and children, many…

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Nearly 20 artists with forced migration backgrounds joined the creative teams from HOME and CAN at the chilled Horizons Creative…

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The hybrid event featured CAN (Community Arts North West), the University of Manchester and European refugee arts networks from Germany,…

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Through great art, Libraries of Sanctuary raised awareness of what it means to be a sanctuary seeker with staff, volunteers,…

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Emmanuela Yogolelo is our Assistant Creative Producer working on our Children and Young People’s programme. She is also a nationally…

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Featuring newly built handmade unconventional instruments, Iraqi artists Sherko Abbas and Kani Kamil, the performance  Brouhaha reflects the “brouhaha” of social…

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We’re very excited by the line-up for this year’s PUSH festival at HOME, which celebrates the North West’s creative talents….

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On Saturday 12 June 2021, just over six weeks ago (it feels like yesterday!), the Horizons Festival, the week-long event…

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Music fans the world over have missed seeing music performed on stage during lockdown. The CAN team is no exception….

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For Refugee Week 2020, CAN has created a programme of workshops, performances, film and discussion, created in association with amazing…

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Earlier in 2020, we shared the good news that CAN has embarked on a partnership with The University of Manchester…

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Greater Manchester is a vibrant and international region, where generations of people from all over the world have settled. This…

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Recruitment has now closed. This opportunity is for artists from refugee backgrounds based in the North of England. Made at…

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The Horizons Festival is a partnership between CAN and HOME as part of Refugee Week. Horizons Festival is a contemporary,…

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CAN and HOME are working in partnership to produce a programme of arts for Refugee Week between 2018 – 2022, celebrating…

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