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sami green creative

Sami Green is a teacher, mentor, and workshop facilitator in Bristol and North Somerset. She completed a Fine Art BA at University Centre Somerset with Honours in 2021. Before this, Sami worked for 15 years creating, coordinating and building imaginative decorative environments for events. Wedding magazines and blogs across the world featured her styled photoshoots. Installation commissions include Plimsoll Productions, Tokyo World and Awesome Events. In May 2021, her degree artworks won a window display space and funding at Weston-Super-Shop Windows, a community project organised by Weston Arts Space. In 2022 her community-centred artwork Flutter II for St. John’s Church, Highbridge, won a new artist bursary from Somerset Art Works. Sami continues to develop The Transformation Project, curating responses through artist collaboration for SAW Festival in September 2022. Sami used her degree studies as an opportunity to develop ideas about perception and experience within critical spatial practice. A development from events experience. Her July 2021 exhibition, Emergentism, experimented with the sensory and intellectual processes that help us understand the world around us. Taking inspiration from nature, her unusual, abstract, material, and process-driven forms offered participants immersive, light and sound experiences through colour and frequency. In 2022, ideas led by research into art education practices and the benefits of art and culture to the wellbeing of a community have become central to development. Sami has worked with the community to develop a socially engaged artwork, exploring the collective potential and the possibilities in collaboration. She is working with cross-disciplinary performers and makers to promote a four-dimensional approach to experience through sculptural installation, sound, performance, and workshops. Exploring the multi-sensory in terms of perception and experience formed the backbone of recent experimentation. My research paper into the practices of Olafur Eliasson underpins these ideas,

inova consultancy

Inova has been running since 2001 and provides consultancy services, training and coaching programmes in the areas of entrepreneurship, employability, career development and wellbeing, with a focus on diversity and equal opportunities. We work with a wide target group for which we provide a variety of training and support programmes. Much of our work focuses on supporting those who are under-represented or who face challenges to fulfil their potential, and many of these are co-funded by the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme. Our funded programmes have helped many of those who are most vulnerable, including migrants, NEET young people, older people and women who have been victims of violence, trafficking, homelessness or abuse, to name a few. We have worked extensively with entrepreneurs, artists and women in non-traditional fields such as Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths (STEM). Our director, Marina Larios, is president of WiTEC, the European Association of Women in SET. Our programmes use coaching and mentoring to support individuals to develop their ‘soft skills’, build confidence and self-efficacy and reflect on and achieve their goals. Our in-house trainers have over 50 years of experience between them and can provide one to one coaching, workshops and Enterprise/Career/Mentoring and Mindfulness Circles™. Meet them at our “Our Team” page! Our Circles are a series of products developed by Inova which combine mentoring, coaching and action learning to support individuals to reflect on and develop either a new or existing business, change or progress in their career or consider their personal life goals. This methodology was recognised by Aberdeen University business academics as a successful programme for the development of entrepreneurial skills and they have since been adapted to support many other people in different areas of life.

vorwerk store - kingston upon thames

Vorwerk & Co. KG was founded in Wuppertal in 1883. During the course of its 130-year history, the company, originally a carpet factory, has grown into a highly diversified, global corporate group. Vorwerk nevertheless remains a family enterprise to this day. Since 1930, Vorwerk’s core business has been the direct selling of high-quality products. Divisions include Kobold, Thermomix, Twercs, Jafra Cosmetics, Lux, Vorwerk Flooring and akf bank. Superior products and a special customer approach are something all divisions have in common, and what makes Vorwerk so special. Vorwerk has more than 12,000 employees worldwide and more than 600,000 sales people, and in 2015 generated a business volume totalling more than 3.4 billion euros with operations in 70 countries. Vorwerk products have been available in the UK market for the last 30 years

bounceback food cic

Community Cookery School fighting food poverty across the UK! Help us to fight food poverty in your community.

st dunstan's educational foundation

penarth library

Borrow books, music and films, enjoy free internet access and use our online resources at Vale libraries All of our library branches are open and ready to welcome you. Before visiting, please check your branch's current opening hours here. As has been the case during the period of COVID restrictions, fines and loan charges continue to be temporarily suspended and items on loan will continue to be automatically renewed. We'll continue to review this on a monthly basis and give at least 21 days’ notice of any changes.

maidstone grammar school

holborn college

Worcester Sixth Form College are specialists in 16-19 education. We offer A Levels, Vocational Qualifications (Level 3 and Level 2) and the Access to HE.

sandroyd school

Welcome to Sandroyd and our Pre-Prep, The Walled Garden. Sandroyd’s academic results are continually outstanding, and this summer our boys and girls have continued our long-standing tradition of winning places and awards to the top independent schools in the country. Whilst this is superb news and something which we continue to be very proud of, I believe that a Sandroyd education offers so much more than just academic excellence.

st edward's college

St Edward’s College offers an inspiring and challenging Catholic education to over 1200 children from across the City and further afield. An explicitly Catholic culture prioritises serving God through serving one another in community, demonstrating commitment, caring for others and striving for success.