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OnIT Challenge – Week 2
Our second week sees the artists tackling accents, editing apps, tension through movement and a pretty tricky tongue twister.
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OnIT Challenge- Week 1
Our artists were excited, nervous and anticipating beginning The OnIT Challenge – our brand-new creative concept.
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Introducing the ‘OnIT’ Challenge!
Learn all about a brand new challenge we created for us to do whilst in lockdown…
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Finding The Funny Over Zoom
Zoom calls are a bit boring hey? How often do you end your zoom meeting in hysterics, laughing your head off? Probably not as often as you’d like. Well we’ve been trying to do something about that here at Proud and Loud Arts and Mark Winstanley is here to help, but first here’s what we’ve […]
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Toby Receives Recognition from Lord Lieutenant
Times Change Around this time last year (2019) Proud and Loud Arts (PLA) were awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS). This Award acknowledges our volunteers & their work with people living with disability labels. Our members celebrated by travelling down to Buckingham Palace to receive this honour (equivalent to an MBE), enjoying high […]
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Online Antics
Our approach to social distancing measures… The global impact caused by COVID-19 is unprecedented and it can feel increasingly harder to remember what positives there still are. Which is why we here at Proud and Loud Arts are having to shift the way we work but we’re determined to keep our unique brand of humour… […]
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Keeping Calm and Carrying On-line
The Covid-19 Crisis Here at Proud and Loud Arts we’re very proud that we meet twice a week, in person, to work creatively together. Now, during this dilemma, that is no longer possible. Of course this could mean a halt to the projects we’re creating. It could mean a halt to seeing each other. It […]
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Trafford Drama Group
Beginning 16th Septem Proud and Loud Arts are pleased to announce a new drama group for adults living with disability labels.
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All About Article 19 – UNCRPD
Why, in the 21st century, am I met with surprise when I tell mainly members of the medical profession that I live on my own? Why do I then feel the need to justify it by saying, as if to put their mind at rest, that I have ‘carers’ coming in. Is it because they only […]
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A look back at 2019
We couldn’t enter a new decade without taking a look back at the final year of the ‘twenty tens’ or ‘teenies’ as we like to say.