We work with women and girls to share and celebrate our commonalities and differences through participation in music and wellbeing activities
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In Her Shoes was funded by Birmingham City Council to work with Syrian women
and girls, newly arrived in Birmingham. Meeting with over 25 Syrian women and
many of their children we wrote together, songs which explore the impact of
lockdown, missing family members, and what it means to be a woman. Women
shared their Syrian culture with us, taught us some Dabke dance moves and shared their wonderful food.
We are so pleased to be able to share the wonderful songs that have been created throughout this project. Take a look at our song book, just click on the image to open!
You can also take a listen to a couple of them by following these links below!
We were so thrilled to see this lovely blog by Rachel Gillies about our work together just before the lockdown on our project 'What Community Means To Me'
Thank you so much, Rachel!
http://www.community-film-maker.org.uk/2020/06/in-her-shoes/
In Her Shoes are collecting resources to share with Syrian women and children, we have a small amount of money for basics but would love to suppplement to make the packs extra special. Can you help us by donating any of the following?
Art materials - pens, colouring pencils and books, paper.
Games, small toys and puzzles for children (not electronic please).
Donations can be dropped for 'In Her Shoes' c/o Moseley Exchange (behind the main Moseley Post Office) by 21 August.
Please share and spread the word
Many thanks
In Her Shoes.
c/o The Moseley Exchange
Courtyard behind Post Office,
149-153 Alcester Road,
Moseley, Birmingham,
B13 8JP
