Pride Over Prejudice Youth Performance – anti sectarianism project
This exciting youth project uses drama and the arts to challenge sectarianism.
Pride Over Prejudice sessions will run at different community projects across Glasgow in:
Govan/Ibrox, Parkhead, Toryglen and Maryhill! – February 2024.
FREE for young people aged 9 to 16.
The 90 min sessions will take place weekly and will be led by a range of arts tutors from drama, visual arts, dance and multimedia.
To sign up for a free place, just email Stephanie
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