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Dreams of a life: film evening on Monday the 30th April

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Dreams of a life Would anyone miss you?  Nobody noticed when Joyce Vincent died in her bedsit above a shopping mall in North Londonin 2003. Her body wasn’t discovered for three years, surrounded by Christmas presents she had been wrapping, and with the TV still on.

Conflict and Change would like to invite you to a Community Development film evening. 

The event would be held at Conflict and Change office:

2a Streatfeild Avenue, East Ham, London E6 2LA

on Monday 30th April from 18:00 - 21:00.

If you would like to organise your own screening of “Dreams of a Life” and other award-winning documentaries, book online here:

www.popupcinema.net

pop up cinema

Workshop on prejudice for Roma children and their parents

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The Children's Society logo NewhamOn 4th April 2012, Conflict and Change delivered a short workshop on prejudice and discrimination for Roma children and their parents from Slovakia, who attend the Roma, Refugee and New Migrants projects run by The Children’s Society in Canning Town.

Truce 2020 in Newham Recorder

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The article called

Newham’s young people learn lessons of Middle East conflict

by Luke Jacobs appeared in this week's Newham Recorder.

Young people were given lessons on how best to deal with conflict from those with an acute experience of one of the world’s troublespots.

Conversations about Sri Lankan diaspora

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On the 1st, 5th and 6th of March we held three conversations with local Tamil Sri Lankans at the Conflict and Change offices. These conversations are part of a research project being carried out in partnership with International Alert and other conflict resolution organizations around the UK to try to understand the impact of conflict in ‘home’ countries on diaspora communities living here.   We have also been holding similar sessions with members of the Congolese community in London.  

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