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Refugee Week events in the North West

Liverpool

Tuesday 17th June: Asylum Dialogues

iceandfire theatre company are pleased to announce the launch of their new documentary play celebrating friendship and solidarity between British people and asylum seekers living among them.

Asylum Dialogues, scripted by award-winning playwright Sonja Linden, was created specifically for the Actors for Human Rights network. 6:30 for 7pm

Quaker Meeting House, 22 School Lane, L1 3BT

Cost: £5. Tickets available from: liverpool@iceandfire.co.uk

Details of further events to follow.

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Salford


Sunday 15th June: Unity Cup and Family Fun

6 a side football tournament and family fun day: 10am – 4pm

Salford Sports village, Littleton Road (Lower Kersal)

FREE

Contact for more info: Matt Pickford on 0161 604 7630 or email matt.pickford@manchesterfa.com

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Monday 16th June: Welcome in Ordsall & Langworthy!

Informal social event with food to welcome refugees and asylum seekers living in Ordsall and Langworthy: 12.30pm – 3.00pm

Ordsall Community Café, 172, Tatton St, Ordsall,

FREE

Contact for more info: Nilofer, 0161 603 4108

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Tuesday 17th June: Ready Steady COMMUNITY Cook

Chefs from around the world living in Salford will prepare  food for everybody to share and have a good time: 5pm to 8 pm

Albion High School, London Street, Salford, M6 6QT

FREE

Contact for more info: Ameen Hadi, 0161 708 0892

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Wednesday 18th June: MIGRATION, INTEGRATION AND REGENERATION IN SALFORD: WHO IS IT FOR?

An opportunity to discuss migration, integration and regeneration in Salford while tasting a choice of teas from the home countries of the Asia Triennial Manchester 08's artists: 5.30pm - 7.30pm

Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Peel Park, The Crescent, Salford M5 4WU

FREE

Contact for more info: Visit www.teahousediscussion.co.uk or email teahousediscussion@gmail.com

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Saturday 21st June: The Willow Tree party

Family fun day for everyone living in Lower Kersal and Charlestown, 11am – 2pm

Willow Tree Healthy Living Centre, 94 Littleton Road, Kersal, Salford

FREE

Contact for more info: Karina Daniels, 0161 607 8545

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Saturday 21st June: Asylum Conference- pushing the barriers of professional practice

For practitioners, users of social & health service and everyone living in Greater Manchester and beyond, 10.30am-3pm

University of Salford, Mary Seacole Building, Next to Salford Crescent Railway Station

FREE

Contact for more info: David Barnes (BASW) on 07999 574399 or Ameen Hadi (Unison) on 0161 793 3126

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Sunday 22nd June: A Small World in Salford

Cultural afternoon, 1pm - 4pm

Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Broad Street, Salford

FREE

Contact for more info: Bev Davies on 0161 778 0837

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Sunday 22nd June: Create & Curate exhibition: Celebration Event

Exhibition from Hope High School arts students on the theme of migration, 2.30pm-3.30pm

Chapman Gallery, The University of Salford, Peel Park Campus, Salford M5 4WT

FREE

Contact for more info: please phone 0161 2955223  or email. artsunit-amss@salford.ac.uk

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ALL WEEK, Storytimes in Salford’s libraries 

Salford’s Libraries welcome everyone at Storytimes with an international flavour during Refugee Week. 

Ask at your local library or visit www.salford.gov.uk/libraries for more info for details of what’s on when!

PLUS

Join one of Salford Libraries’ Reading Groups in June to read Refugee Boy by Benjamin Zephaniah.  This tells the story of Alem, a young boy with an Ethiopian father and Eritrean mother. Both countries are at war so he is not welcome in either place.  This powerful novel will raise some really thought-provoking issues.

For details of groups, when and where they meet please contact Sarah Coyne on 0161 778 0887.

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