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C3 CENTRE FOR CREATIVITY AND CULTURE CIC Migrant Film Project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The story serves as a poignant reminder of the resilience and strength within the Swansea Migrant community. The film will be an opportunity to showcase the binary opposites of travails and successes within the migrant journey to Wales, while navigating life in Wales. The event will be accessible to all members of the community with particular focus on youth artists. Transport will be organised from a central location to help with accessibility. We will partner with local organisations.

Beneficiaries

  • Other Charities or Voluntary Bodies

    Involvement in the filming process as support cast members, security, extra  Host arts & culture fair featuring asylum seekers, refugees, cultural enthusiast and researchers.  Diverse entertainment (Dancing, African drumming, spoken word segments

  • Children / Young People

    Host employability stall with local theatres and arts organisations Host a creative exposition for young people to better understand their identities and reconnect them with cultural roots and heritage by inviting Black History experts.

  • The General Public / Mankind

    Open air cinema screening and cultural musical show using local talent. Story telling booth to learn about migrant experiences and shared lived experiences of asylum seekers and refugees. Promote multilingual exchange via onsite translation services

  • Reach of your work

    Benefit the larger community of immigrants & stakeholders.

Geographic reach

  • Wales: Newport
  • Wales: Swansea
BENEFICIARIES REACHED ANNUALLY

15

Through social media and marketing campaigns and TV coverage

SIZE OF PROJECT PER ANNUM

£28,000.00

TIMELINE

Aug 2024 - Feb 2025

BENEFICIARIES REACHED ANNUALLY

1000

Young creatives from local schools, colleges & Universities.

Project Outcome Targets

The project creates awareness of immigrant struggles while navigating life in their host community.

To promote accessibility to Black history resources in the form of film and expressive arts.

Viewing the world through migrant lens of inherited/exilic trauma& appreciate the sanctuary of Wales

Project Activities

  • Open air cinema screening and cultural musical show using local talent & Story telling booth.

  • Diverse entertainment/catering; Dancing, African drumming, spoken word segments & artistic displays

  • Host arts & culture fair featuring asylum seekers, refugees, cultural enthusiast and researchers.

  • Host a creative exposition for young people to better understand their identities and reconnect them

  • Film to be subtitled in Welsh language to promote Welsh language 2050 plan in the local community.

Project Impact and Partners
IMPACT REPORTING

Bi-annually

March 2021

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
UN SDG 4: Quality Education UN SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being UN SDG 10: Reduced Inequality UN SDG 17: Partnerships to achieve the Goal UN SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
How we monitor the quality and results of our work

The work will be monitored via onsite interviews, surveys, MS forms, QR codes and via social media .

WHO IS ALREADY FUNDING THE PROJECT?

N/A

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OTHER PARTNERS

Nganga Performing Arts, the African Choir & Klatmag

They have offered their performing arts support to help realise the project's ambitions