Young DaDa-Disability & Deaf Arts
Are you interested in Creative Writing? Click here to find out about a fantastic event for young writers!
Got some great art work and want it exhibited? Click here to find out about how to get your artwork out there!
Do you have an eye for an amazing photo? Click here to get involved and learn more about photography!
We are pleased to announce the DaDaFest International 2010 Youth Volunteer Programme.
Working with mygames (powered by v) to celebrate the values of the 2012 Olympics, this project will involve young people in all aspects of the festival. The part-time volunteer opportunities will include Reporters, Researchers, Ambassadors, Exhibition Invigilators, Tour Guides, Technicians and Promoters. Expenses will be reimbursed and access support will be provided. If you are: Aged 16 - 25, a Disabled or d/Deaf person, available part-time at some point between September - December 2010 and wanting to develop and learn new skills and gain volunteer work certificate
Then get in touch! Call: Alison on 0151 707 1733, Email: youthvolunteer@dadahello.com Minicom: 0151 708 9355, Fax: 0151 708 9355
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Do you want to run workshops for and with young people? Get in touch!
DaDa - Disability and Deaf Arts: DaDa Youth call for artists
As a part of DaDaFest International 10, DaDa Youth is looking for artists/practitioners who have experience of working with Disabled/Deaf young people to lead workshops to create new work to be showcased at the festival. In addition to the international artists that we have lined up to work with our young people, we are also updating our pool of national artists working in visual arts, creative writing and performance art forms, who have experience and knowledge of access support and working with Disabled/Deaf young people. If you are interested in DaDa - Disability and Deaf Arts adding your details to our artist database, please send your CV with a covering letter containing details of your experience and knowledge.
If you are an artist/practitioner and you have an idea or proposal for a project working with young Disabled/Deaf people, please also include a short outline, no more than 1 page of A4, with your application.
Please send via email to:
Or post to:
Shaun Curtis
DaDa Disability and Deaf Arts
The Bluecoat
School Lane
Liverpool
L1 3BX
Please note freelance artists/practitioners will be appointed subject to an enhanced CRB; all workshop activities are subject to funding
We wanted to include the video here but it's too big so: To view Young DaDa-Disability & Deaf Arts' visit to Aushwitz, please follow the link: www.anthonywalkerfoundation.com/camp.avi
Hi All
In November 2009 we held the annual Young DaDaFest event, it was our biggest ever show please click onto the Young DaDaFest tab for more info and photos from this years event.
A first for Young DaDaFest was the visual arts exhibition of Young Peoples work at the World Museum Liverpool, the exhibition was a great success, (for info and images click on the Young DaDaFest tab).
We are currently doing all the boring bits that make our fantastic projects possible and consulting with young people on future projects. This includes the development of an exciting two-year project working with Fuse Theatre and Fittings Multimedia Arts. This project's working title is DaDa-Live and will result in two high-quality productions, built on an ambitious mix of performance art forms. We are also, believe it or not, starting to think about this year's annual Young DaDaFest!
Keep checking the website for information about new projects and how to join in.
Take care and please feel free to contact us with any ideas or questions.
Young DaDa-Disability and Deaf Arts is an arts project for young people.
Over 1000 young people have taken part in Dance, DJ-ing, Film making, Poetry, Theatre, Writing and Music.
We have lots of opportunities for young people throughout the year. We also celebrate the work of the young people at Young DaDaFest, where the young people can win a DaDaAward. (See Young DaDaFest for details of 2009's winners)
If you would like to know more, please contact: events@dadahello.com
