Community Space
2nd Basement, Church Street Library, 67 Church Street, London
Facilitator: Mina McPhee from Pan Intercultural Arts Event Description: As part of the Abdul Mageed Educational Trust's 2024/5 Community Learning Workshop series in collaboration with Islamic Relief UK, this interactive drama session led by Mina McPhee from Pan Intercultural Arts will explore the power of creative expression through performance. Participants will engage in exercises that build confidence, foster collaboration, and encourage storytelling through drama. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced performer, this session offers a fun and dynamic environment to explore theatrical techniques and express yourself creatively. Peer Support Café: After the session, attendees are invited to join the Peer Support Café, a weekly drop-in space for discussions, community activities, and socializing. It's the perfect opportunity to reflect on the workshop, share your experience, and connect with others who share a passion for the arts. This session is ideal for anyone interested in drama, performing arts, or simply looking to build confidence and have fun in a supportive, creative space.
Community Space
2nd Basement, Church Street Library, 67 Church Street, London
Facilitator: Dr. Islah Abdelsalam, Consultant in Family and Child Psychology Event Description: As part of the Abdul Mageed Educational Trust's 2024/5 Community Learning Workshop series, in collaboration with Islamic Relief UK, this session will focus on ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) in children. Led by Dr. Islah Abdelsalam, a consultant in family and child psychology, this workshop will explore the causes, symptoms, and practical management strategies for children with ADHD. The session will offer insights into early identification, effective support methods, and approaches to help both children and families cope with ADHD in daily life. Peer Support Café: Following the session, attendees can join the Peer Support Café, a weekly drop-in space for further discussions, activities, and community support. This informal environment allows participants to share experiences and connect with others who are managing or supporting children with ADHD. Ideal for parents, caregivers, and educators seeking to deepen their understanding of ADHD and its impact on children's development and family life.
Community Space
2nd Basement, Church Street Library, 67 Church Street, London
Part of the Abdul Mageed Educational Trust's 2024/5 Community Learning Workshop series in collaboration with Islamic Relief UK, this enriching session, led by historian Kwaku, explores key aspects of African history. The workshop will highlight the African continent's significant moments, figures, and contributions, providing attendees with a deeper understanding of its rich and diverse history. From pre-colonial civilizations to modern-day Africa, this event will offer invaluable insights for those eager to learn about African heritage and its global influence. Peer Support Café: After the workshop, attendees are invited to join the Peer Support Café. In this weekly drop-in space, participants can discuss further, share ideas, and connect with the community. This supportive environment fosters continued learning and reflection. This event is perfect for history enthusiasts, educators, and anyone interested in exploring African history.
