Pride Over Prejudice
During the course of Pride Over Prejudice 2024, The PI's community arts team will work with young people aged 9-16, in weekly workshop groups across five areas of Glasgow!
About Pride Over Prejudice
After a successful pilot in 2021/22, The Pearce Institute in Govan are delighted to announce the return of Pride over Prejudice, a year long youth arts project exploring and challenging sectarianism, racism and bigotry and culminating in a community performance event.
During the course of POP 2024, The PI’s community arts team will work with young people aged 9-16, in weekly workshop groups across five areas of Glasgow; Ibrox, Parkhead, Govan, Toryglen and Maryhill. The 90 min sessions each week will be led by a range of arts tutors from drama, visual arts, dance and multimedia, with the core aim being to use the arts to explore and challenge sectarianism and to celebrate difference and cultural diversity.
For more information on Pride Over Prejudice or to reserve a free place- email The PI’s Education Coordinator stephanie.falls@pearceinstitute.org.uk
Maryhill Hub Thursday 19th September - 21st November 6.30-8pm
Govan Pearce Institute Saturday 21st September - 23rd November 11am-12.30pm
Toryglen Community Hall Tuesday 17th September - 19th November 7.30-9pm
Parkhead Youth Project Tuesday 17th September - 19th November 5.30-7pm
For more information on Pride Over Prejudice or to reserve a free place- email The PI’s Education Coordinator stephanie.falls@pearceinstitute.org.uk
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