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Rochdale’s year as Greater Manchester Town of Culture may be over, but what a year it was. 🙌 THANK YOU to everyone. An amazing experience! #RochdaleTownOfCulture @greatermcr @SkylightCircus @breakbarriers @SammyWeaverPoem #RochdaleCreates @M6Theatre @GM_Culture 💙
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The excellent KAMRAN ZAHID @Kamranmohamm heads out on tour in CROSSING THE LINE. A Breaking Barriers @breakbarriers production, directed by Parvez Qadir.
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Over the last 2 weeks Rochdale’s streets have been transformed into an immersive night-time world of light, sound and storytelling as residents and visitors explored the town like never before for ‘Stories We Tell: Rochdale’ by @breakbarriers as part of #RochdaleTownOfCulture
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Rochdale’s streets will be transformed into an immersive night-time light and audio experience for Stories We Tell: Rochdale this Jan/Feb by @breakbarriers. Free tickets available now 👉 breakingbarriersrochdale.co.… #RochdaleTownOfCulture
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Rochdale to come alive after dark with new family-friendly winter light trail manchestereveningnews.co.uk/…
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We are proud to publicly launch 'The Children Behind the Headlines' film. This 12-minute film raises awareness of the impact on children when one parent is imprisoned for killing the other parent, and demonstrates the importance of providing early, trauma-informed support. Thank you to
@JRCSFoundation for funding this film.
For too long, these children have been invisible. Schools and other professionals are largely unaware of the issues and support is patchy and inconsistent, depending on where children live and who happens to be there to help.
The full film can be viewed here: youtu.be/qpuqxVA1Jic
We are calling for specific asks from the UK Government, so that children are able to mitigate the impacts of their traumatic experiences and thrive into adulthood.
These include:
· Children’s voices at the centre: every child must have an advocate, and their wishes must shape every decision.
· Children to be identified to the local authority when one parent kills the other parent.
· Immediate specific training available for social workers, teachers and other professionals who are in contact with children affected by domestic homicide. This could be achieved within 6 months.
· The UK Government to include children affected by domestic homicide to be included in their upcoming Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy.
View our full campaign asks below: childrenheardandseen.co.uk/c…
@Jess4Lowestoft
@breakbarriers
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Can I thank all the children & young people who participated in the “What About Me” project, I had the privilege of experiencing this important work in Walkden’s Parr Fold Park last night.👏🏻
Thanks also to @SalfordLeisure, @ParrFoldFriends & @greatermcr for making this happen!❤️
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Thank you @breakbarriers for delivering this powerful monologue today about violence against women and girls. It is due to broadcast 6.30pm tonight on BBC Northwest Tonight @BBCNews @RochdaleCouncil
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The wonderful MIA GIBSON @MiaGbsn has been back working with @breakbarriers performing BLIND SIDE Directed by @QadirPqadir62
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Young people are taking over Fort Brockhurst with sound and video installations sharing their stories of living in #Gosport.
A 2-month project from #ACEsupported @HantsCulture with @BreakBarriers.
📍 See it live on 26th March: buff.ly/veiAsIh
buff.ly/Ae2FGa5
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Thank you @breakbarriers an amazing opportunity for our Y6 pupils to experience Blind Side today. Focusing on violence against women and girls #VAWG @RochdaleCouncil @RochdaleOnline @MENnewsdesk @BBCNewsround
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Based on our current topic of Healthy Relationships in PSHE, today our Year 8s took part in the ‘Blind Side’ production and workshop delivered by @breakbarriers . A thought provoking session and amazing discussions by our young people! @StarAcademies
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@breakbarriers we have experienced Elevation audio walk around Blackstone Edge today. What a wonderful experience.
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⛰️ ELEVATION ⛰️ 22nd May - 28th June. Join this immersive journey along the scenic route of Blackstone Edge.
Booking is essential: rochdale.gov.uk/events/event…
Elevation is created by @breakbarriers and supported by Culture Co-op UK, Littleborough Arts Festival and the council.
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Elevation ⛰️
22nd May - 28th June
Elevation is an immersive journey along the scenic route of Blackstone Edge, using binaural sound on headphones.
You can book your free ticket here:
eventbrite.com/e/elevation-t…
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What a great session tonight. We had Breaking Barriers in to deliver the live production of ‘Blind Side’. To help raise awareness around VAWG, lots of discussions at Tameside Youth Council.Thank you to Breaking Barriers for a great session.
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Cold, wet streets - illuminated.
Totally loved walking around Nelson, Lancashire tonight.
#storieswetell was amazing.
@breakbarriers
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Kate spent the afternoon @themet to see @breakbarriers production: Blind Side.
The powerful monologue raises awareness of gender-based violence and coercive control for young people and is touring for schools in Greater Manchester.
🗣 "We can all be allies and help each other."
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@breakbarriers filming @stlukesce for a film to raise awareness around violence against women and girls to highlight healthy relationships. The film will go alongside a monologue called Blindside for schools across Greater Manchester and beyond.
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We are helping young people to shape service provision in #Rochdale and #Salford.
#Edutwitter and #YouthSector friends, please can you forward the following link to as many 10-25 year olds as possible:
Rochdale: forms.gle/gSmJWEk2uWgz1DqF9
Salford: forms.gle/6eioyUjyS5yXL9pJ6











































