The Heritage Lottery Fund are running a workshop for BAME-led organisations on Fri 5 Dec in Wellingborough
Come along to receive free funding advice event for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic led organisations who wish to undertake a heritage project (projects that explore history, nature or cultural tradition)
Come along to receive free funding advice event for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic led organisations who wish to undertake a heritage project (projects that explore history, nature or cultural tradition)
•Heritage Lottery funding starts from £3,000 – find out about different grant programmes and how to apply
•Discover what support is available to help you make your application
•Learn how to access local resources that could benefit your project
•Hear from a successful applicant currently undertaking a HLF-funded projectVictoria Centre Wellingborough, Friday 5 Dec 2014, 11am-2pm, lunch will be provided For further details and to book your place please contact Sarah Finch: sarahf@hlf.org.uk, 0115 934 9062
•Discover what support is available to help you make your application
•Learn how to access local resources that could benefit your project
•Hear from a successful applicant currently undertaking a HLF-funded projectVictoria Centre Wellingborough, Friday 5 Dec 2014, 11am-2pm, lunch will be provided For further details and to book your place please contact Sarah Finch: sarahf@hlf.org.uk, 0115 934 9062
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Public Screening: All Quiet on the Western Front
The Centre for Hidden Histories presents a free public screening of the classic 1930 war film All Quiet on the
Western Front.The film will be introduced by Dr Nigel Hunt, an associate professor in the School of Medicine at the University of Nottingham, specialising in traumatic stress, particularly war-related trauma. Dr Hunt will offer his thoughts on the film’s contribution to our understanding of war, and how it still has a powerful impact over 80 years after it was made.All Quiet on the Western Front, ‘a realistic and harrowing account of warfare in the First World War’, was directed by Lewis Milestone and was based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque.
Western Front.The film will be introduced by Dr Nigel Hunt, an associate professor in the School of Medicine at the University of Nottingham, specialising in traumatic stress, particularly war-related trauma. Dr Hunt will offer his thoughts on the film’s contribution to our understanding of war, and how it still has a powerful impact over 80 years after it was made.All Quiet on the Western Front, ‘a realistic and harrowing account of warfare in the First World War’, was directed by Lewis Milestone and was based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque.
The event will take place on at Broadway Nottingham on Monday 8th December from 6pm. It is free to the public and tickets will be available from the venue on the day.
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