This week Pulling Together helped to celebrate International Women’s Day at an event held at Limelight. It was great to see so many women coming to help be part of such a wonderful evening. Thank you to Kate Green for her continued support to Pulling Together.
Thank you to Inkind Direct and Trafford Unison for providing us with the items to share amongst the local community.
This week the group continued with the large 3D tree and decided to expand the project to make a small forest that helps tell the story of our migration.
This week at Pulling Together we held our Christmas party. It was a great chance for us all to let our hair down and enjoy each others’ company. Happy Christmas and have a wonderful New Year.
This week at Pulling Together we helped Limelight Centre celebrate their first year with a Christmas party for the community. It was a wonderful evening and a great chance to show what the group does to members of the community who wouldn’t normally get to see what we do.
This week at Pulling Together we edited our Baghban puppet show and finally managed to upload it to our You Tube channel. Thank you to everyone who took part in this part of our Relationship Realities project.
Pulling Together would also like to thank Ross Bugden for allowing us to use his copyright free music in our most recent projects.
This week at Pulling Together the group took part in an event for Interfaith week at Limelight Centre. and was a huge success. There was plenty of dialogue with lots of faiths looking at our similarities rather than the differences.Thank you to InkindDirect and The People’s Postcode Lottery for the funding to enable us to distribute a wide range of free goods to vulnerable people including Syrian women and children and people in local hostels.
This week at Pulling Together the group met to begin the filming for our Relationship Realities Puppet show based on Baghban- an Indian film about the breakdown of family relationships. Thank you to everyone who made the puppets, helped with the script and helped us with the filming.
This week at Pulling Together the young women spoke about their relationships with the mother figures in their lives. They all decided that the women in their lives were often the most influential people that they had met and together they wrote and recorded a tribute to all their mothers.
Pulling Together would also like to thank Ross Bugden for allowing us to use his copyright free music in our most recent projects.
The last few weeks at Pulling Together we have been planning, writing and making puppets for our puppet show based on Baghban- This is a Bollywood film that all the members had seen and remembered about how it was all about relationships and felt that it would be perfect for our Relationship Realities project.
This week at Pulling Together the group met for an extra session but not in our usual Limelight Centre. This week we all met up at Manchester Piccadilly Station and caught the train to Liverpool. Some of the young women had asked their mum’s to come with us to see China’s Terracotta Army at the World Museum in Liverpool. A great day out was had by all of us and it was a very interesting exhibition and a wonderful chance to discover what Liverpool has to offer.
Pulling Together Asian Women's Group 