A Black British Girl's Perspective of a Global Village
Reblogged from My Soho Times... Marking the first International Day of Hope with music that brings us together In a world that often feels fractured, music reminds us of what connects us. On Sunday 13 July, a colourful new street piano appeared in the heart of Soho, tucked into the courtyard of Carnaby Street’s Kingly Court.... Continue Reading →
I've set up a blog dedicated to all things #Art4Change, a project created by me - Kai Lutterodt! Please subscribe so you can follow the journey which starts on the 19th Aug in NYC then shortly after Port-au-Prince where I'll be teaching arts and crafts to children living in camps. http://www.art4changetheworld.org I'm also collecting children's... Continue Reading →
MEG 2010: Peace Message 'World Peace...' What does it really mean? It is a cliché often stigmatized with beauty pageants. I believe peace starts from the home, and more specifically- within ourselves.To many of us Ghana is the cradle of Democracy in Africa and a rather peaceful and stable country, but if we scratch below the... Continue Reading →
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