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Projects in 2009

International
Conferences
Health &
Well Being

daCi, "Dance and the Child International"

At the beginning of August 2009 Bisakha travelled to Jamaica to deliver a paper entitled "Homesick for the World" at the daCi 2009 conference. She was accompanied by Chaturangan's regular collaborator Noelle Williamson. See here for copies of the PowerPoint slides used in the presentation.

Diverse Dance I

Chaturangan and Encourage North West (previously known as Dark Horse Venture) supported by St Mary’s Millennium Centre provided divers dance (Indian, Chinese and Black dance) and story sessions. Taster sessions were provided at the Millennium Centre, local care homes and for the local Stroke Support Group and other organisations.

The dance sessions was devised for the older people in the community.

Knowsley well-being now

Through Indian dance, music & storytelling we addressed the physical and mental well-being of older people in the Huyton, Kirby and Halewood areas of Knowsley.

We started with sessions of dance and live music with existing groups who normally do chair-based exercises. As the group responded, we introduced movements that they found engaging and beneficial. Instead of presenting this as an exercise routine, our movements evolved from ideas arising from the stories. In this way the participants were encouraged to think creatively and to contribute their own suggestions for new movements.

Community &
Education

daCi, "Dance and the Child International"

At the beginning of August 2009 Bisakha travelled to Jamaica to deliver a paper entitled "Homesick for the World" at the daCi 2009 conference. She was accompanied by Chaturangan's regular collaborator Noelle Williamson. See here for copies of the PowerPoint slides used in the presentation.

Cross-Arts
Productions
Resource
development

Namaskar - Indian dance for limited mobility

A resource pack is available.

Inspirational
engagement
Rangbahar

On Thursday the 7th August with visual artist Uzma Kazi and Eimear Kavanagh, Chaturangan organised a tree dressing activity in St James’s garden, Liverpool as a part of Culture Company’s "Imagine" children’s festival.

It looked stunning and was great fun .
We also extended this festival to include children from Claire House children’s hospice and respite in the Wirral.


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