welcome to Aston Vision Association |
Birmingham,UK |
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we are privileged to be associated with several prestigious projects, some are shown below
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Recent Projects Sisters of Mercy, Birmingham UK Conference, for their founder,Catherine McAuley's Cause
Look at Conference reports on the links below http://www.rhul.ac.uk/messages/press/message.asp?ref_no=1905
Set up in 1983 to offer multi-media training to inner City Youth, we now continue our mission with Asylum Seekers and Refugees, in our Media for Migrants programme, one of which is the "LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION project".at St Georges Church Centre, Newtown,Birmingham. Pictured below is a member of our team, who has experienced the difficulties of settling into the host community.His story is told in our documentary on HEALTH CARE ACCESS funded by the Heart of Birmingham PCT, through the Digbeth Trust.
Other projects we have managed include IRANZAD MAGAZINE, and
for Birchfield Residents Action group This was our project's first web-site design for schools, which has scored thousands of hits
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ASTONVISION BLOG THE CATHOLIC CHURCH VIMEO SITE invites you to watch their video of Archbishop Bernard Longley's Installation in St Chad's Cathedral Birmingham. View our version taken outside the Cathedral. Click here http://vimeo.com/8145810 Aston Vision has not been allowed access into St Chad's since last Easter by the authorities there when our Migrants team filmed the Easter blessing of the Oils ceremony. Our Muslim cameraman was very puzzled by this decision.We have had no reasonable answer as to why this action was taken, apart from the Dean's explaination that "certain people have objected ". Is this really the Church in welcoming mode we wonder. A follow up letter from Bishop Kenny stated that a new Video Policy would be put in place by the new Archbishop, we eagerly await his reply............ Newman Heritage at the Birmingham Oratory. http://www.newmancause.co.uk
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Updated by Aston Vision Association February 2010 |
Website funded by The ROGER HOOKER MEMORIAL Trust for Multi-Faith projects | |||||||