Youth Programme

We run a varied programme for young people, mainly young women.  We offer a mixture of one-off projects (particularly during the school holidays), ongoing artistic initiatives, volunteering opportunities, collaboration with schools as well as a suite of online resources that can be used remotely.

Work experience, projects and virtual galleries are some of the ways we work with students.  We also open by arrangement for private tours for schools and colleges.

Events

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2nd October 2024

Photography Workshop with Rita Long: Based on a True Story

Event : Saturday 26th October - Free Creative Workshop with Rita Long: Based on a True Story

Previous Youth Projects

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Long Exposure Photography

Event : Saturday 12th October - Free Creative Workshops for Young People : Long Exposure Photography
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Playing with Colour and Photography

Event : Saturday 19th October - Free Creative Workshops for Young People : Playing with Colour and Photography
Creative workshop featuring embroidery, hands and embroidery hoops
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Workshop: Embroidering Photographs

Channel your inner artist as we explore the unique technique of stitching into photographs, inspired by the innovative work of photographer Annegret Soltau.
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Workshop: Playing with Photographs
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Exhibition: A State of Flux
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Charcoal Complaints
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Summer School 2024
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Summer Volunteering 2024
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SCOBYologist Challenge
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A State of Flux
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A warm welcome to …
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Art For Activism
Girls Allied Archive
Girls Allied Gallery
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Girls Allied in the Archive
Creative Canvas Archive
Cutting Through Barriers
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Girls Allied
Anti-Violence Projects
Garden of Positivity
Anti-Violence Projects
Knife Angel: Young Creatives

Gloucester Lates

Gloucester Lates was a series of weekly workshops by young people, for young people, created by Hundred Heroines in collaboration with JOLT, and was running alongside the Dorothy Wilding Exhibition at the Eastgate Shopping Centre (Gloucester).  This project was made possible through the generous support of the Ampersand Foundation and the Association of Independent Museums New Stories New Audiences grant scheme, funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund.