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media training for the voluntary community www.astonvision.co.uk BIRCHFIELD Birmingham UK |
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RECENT PROJECTS http://astonvision.blogspot.co.uk/
LIVINGSTONE COMMUNITY GARDEN managed by Birchfield Neighbourhood Forum Twitter @birchfieldNHF
Mi Friendly Cities ENGLISH Chat Take a look at Mrs McGhie-Belgrave's SHADES of BLACK Project web site which we maintain. Heritage Lottery Funded project on World War I & II veterans. Pride of Britain Award winner Mrs McGhie-Belgrave MBE meets Birmingham's Professor of Local history Carl Chinn at an exhibition in Stechford, Birmingham
Set up in 1983 to offer multi-media training to inner City Youth, we now continue our mission, in our Media for Migrants programme, one of which was the "LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION project",
at St Georges Church Centre, Newtown, Birmingham.
Pictured below a member of our team, who had experienced difficulties settling into the host community. His story is told in our documentary on
HEALTH CARE ACCESS funded by the Heart of Birmingham PCT. Having moved from Birmingham he is now a successful artist exhibiting regularly in London
![]() ![]() see MASOUD'S Chelsea Based Activities Masoud checks out Brum's Bull installation at New Street Station, click to see his INSTAGRAM Gallery Other projects we have managed include IRANZAD MAGAZINE Site updated NOVEMBER 2023 |
PAST PROJECTS BIRCHFIELD BUGLE a local community newsletter issue 6- SPRING edition 2010
Aston Vision Association Faith Alive events 2011 Ageing Well Christmas Lunch organised by Birmingham Settlement Sisters of Mercy, Birmingham UK Conference, for their founder,Catherine McAuley's Cause ASTON VISION BLOG  Media for Migrants project Newman Heritage at the Birmingham Oratory. View editor of Newman's Letters Book launch Clerical Whispers Blog explains the Empty Grave The 219th anniversary of Blessed John Henry Newman's death 2009 at Rednal Pictures from Oratory Service to "translate" Newman's remains News Views on the Cause to make Newman a saint
This was our project's first web-site design for schools, which scored thousands of hits
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