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Community Arts Centre www.islingtonartsfactory.org

We are celebrating 5 years of service to the community.LiC is a youth led charity set up by local young people to provide informal education.

Albrighton Centre is a community centre in South London. the centre first opened in March 2011 and has offered a varity of community work aimed at local residents and the local community since that time. The centre runs a number of weekly activities aimed at a wide cross section of the community and we hope that this page will provide you with information and help in identifying those activities that are of use to you. Situated on Albrighton Road on the leafy East Dulwich Estate off Dog Kennel Hill close to the borders of Peckham and East Dulwich, the centre will provide office and meeting space, an It training room as well as community space for local people.

Brent Storm Basketball Club Delivering fun basketball sessions for under 18 girls and women. Under 18's 5:45pm-6:45pm Women 6:45pm -8:30pm Venue: Queens Park Community School Aylestone Avenue London NW6 7BQ

All welcome, especially new knitters, there's always help at hand to get you started. Follow us on twitter @stitchbalham

A youth project located within the Globe Town area of Tower Hamlets. Welcome to our FB page and we hope you like what you see.Message to members, please use this page to interact with each other and s

Open everyday 12- 8 pm. Cult Mountain - NEW ARTISTS EMPORIUM is a Concept Store, Cafe and Gallery. We provide a platform for emerging artists to expose their work and a space to trade. Bridging the gap between the general public and the start-up artist. Move over big name designers and high street retailers, the new generation is HERE! Britt Foe - Fashion Designer and Editor of Neu HQ Magazine and Niki Gibbs – Artist and Animator from Recorded in Art have teamed up, and are pleased to announce the launch of CULT MOUNTAIN - NEW ARTIST EMPORIUM. Keeping within the ideology of Neu HQ, of finding and exposing the finest emerging talent in all artistic fields, Cult Mountain will be an exclusive retail outlet and gallery space showcasiing the work of these fantastic and original hand-picked artists. Offering these artists a space to trade and a platform from which to expose their work to the general public. The shop will be selling and showcasing everything from ceramics, designer clothing and accessories, sculpture, media, new music releases, prints,paintings and other collectables.

What is EFA London (English for Action)? We work in partnership with local organisations to set up ESOL and literacy courses in venues which are accessible and at the heart of the communities in which we work, such as workplaces, faith institutions, schools and community centres. Continuity is important to the work we do and we are committed to the areas where we work. Our classroom is a place where people are valued, listened to, supported and have an active involvement in the content of their classes. Our pedagogy is inspired by Paulo Freire and the work of Action Aid's Reflect ESOL Project. We see education as a tool for social change: learners are encouraged to share their experiences with the group, and critical thinking and dialogue are valued. Our courses cover more than just English language: they offer training and advice relating to everyday difficulties faced by our learners. By building group trust, confidence and ownership of the course, participants learn to use our classes as a space where they can discuss and tackle problems affecting their lives and their communities. We believe that improved language skills enable migrants to put more into, and get more out of, life in London. EFA London exists to equip people to effect positive change in their homes, communities and workplaces. History EFA London was launched in 2006. The first lesson took place at the London School of Economics on September 28th to students from the London Citizens Workers Association. The project was inspired by a similar scheme piloted by Camille Makunganya and London CITIZENS in 2005, who successfully taught English in Deptford to members of Our Lady’s Church.

Save KEMP (King Edward Memorial Park) is a community action group based in Tower Hamlets, east London, fighting to save the only park left in our part of the borough from destruction by Thames Water. Our Park has been earmarked as a construction site for the London Super Sewer proposed by Thames Water to tackle the problem of raw sewage entering the river in case of heavy rain. Our campaign supports the need for cleaning up the river but strongly and wholeheartedly objects to the use of our Park as a construction site. A viable brownfield site alternative has been identified by Thames Water. There is no need to destroy KEMP to clean the Thames.

Are you looking for a creative or cultural job? Are you between 14-24 years old? Are you from Greenwich, Newham, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Hackney or Barking & Dagenham? Did you know there are jobs where you can help organise community festivals, design and construct sets for film shoots, or even write scripts for TV ads? There are amazing jobs out there you probably didn’t even know existed. So we’re unearthing opportunities across the creative and arts sectors for people just like you. Sign up for things like work placements, mentoring, traineeships and apprenticeships in dozens of creative fields. Meet people working in the fields you want to work in so you can get your foot in the door. Like our Facebook page: Keep up to date with everything that’s on offer. Visit Create Jobs: Register now at: www.createjobslondon.org Spread the word: If your friends want to work in creative or cultural jobs, let them know we’re here. Success stories: We’ll be sharing the stories of people taking part so you can see how easy it is to get involved.

Vision "A missional community of faith, love and hope centered in the kingdom of God" We are a Kingdom Centered ministries and for that we want to be a cozy community, that by its way of living fall into the grace of people, a “church” with no preconception of any kind nor barriers, that in a warm relationship live in an atmosphere of harmony, love and joy – receiving the new Christian as well the unchristian with happiness. For that we would like to be connected with our time, I mean, “plugged into the world”, so we can carry the message of the gospel in an effective way. In order to do that with need to get to know it through relationships, if we really want to reach them, sharing God’s love in a contextualized way. (1Corinthians 9:22)Growing in fellowship with God and with your neighbor, through the power of the holy Spirit. Visão “Uma comunidade missional de fé, amor e esperança centrada no reino de Deus” A visão da Igreja urbana é centrada no reino de Deus, por isto queremos ser uma comunidade acolhedora, inclusíva, que pelo seu modo de viver caia na graça de todo o povo, uma igreja sem preconceitos e barreiras, que no calor dos relacionamentos viva um clima de harmonia, amor e alegria, recebendo o não cristão tanto quanto o novo irmão em Cristo com festa, juntamente com o júbilo dos anjos nos céus.” (Lucas 15:10) Portanto, queremos estar conectados com o nosso tempo, ou seja, ‘plugados no mundo’, para podermos levar a mensagem eficaz, tornando-se assim crucial conhecê-lo através dos relacionamentos, isto, sem nos corrompermos, compartilhando deste modo o amor de Deus numa linguagem contextualizada, (1 Cor 9:22) Crescendo em comunhão com Deus e com o próximo, através do poder do espirito Santo.

"the inaugural Brixton Come Together Festival was a small, friendly, positive community event that is hopefully to be repeated. There were a few food and charity and environmentalist stalls including Brixton Green and several hundred in the crowd. The spendidly named La Troba Kung Fu, a band of Catalan rebels from the barrios of Barcelona, played amestizaje of infernal cumbia, reggae and rumba which warmed up the audience nicely" " Review of last year's Festival by Peter Culshaw on theartsdesk.com (author of Clandestino: In Search of Manu Chao") on theartsdesk.