Stories From the garden
VOW: A JOURNEY IN MY DREAM
In London, where the hustle and bustle of the city never seems to pause, winding their way through history and modernity alike, flow the canals. I love walking around London canals as they create hidden pockets of calm amidst the urban frenzy and beneath these waters lies a secret world, full of life and mystery.
Vow: Stories in action
Salina Khatun, a dedicated primary teacher and the CEO of Kindle Corner, is making waves in her local community of Somers Town through a unique initiative called "Stories in Action." These engaging storytelling afternoons are a part of the Voices of the Water project, where Salina and her team of passionate storytellers ignite the imaginations of young children and their families by immersing them in the world of water-themed tales.
Story Garden as a space for Islington primary care staff to gather and connect
I would like to extend a huge heart-felt thank you to the Story Garden for hosting the Islington Wellbeing Community of Practice's monthly in-person gatherings. We, the Islington Wellbeing Community of Practice, are a group of primary care staff; we used the time in the garden to self-nourish, connect with others, and to learn, support and inspire each other to make wellbeing changes within our workplaces
Connecting with Water Through Imagination, Myth, and Art
The barge art session hosted by Sarah Pimenta and Pia Jones was reviving.
A day to simply say thank you
On the morning of 12th March, the day of our planned event to bring supporters, funders and friends of Global Generation together for a visit to our new triangle site and a thank you lunch, I open the curtains and see torrential downpour, I check my phone and the forecast says double rain for the whole day, I check my messages to see ‘do we need to cancel?’ and ‘is it going ahead?’