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WE RESTART is a charity empowering communities, tackling global injustice and improving well-being through paintings, photography, theatre, film, literature and other art forms.
We produce public art and cultural projects to create awareness on diversity, inclusion and climate change. We organise workshops bringing disadvantaged young people closer to theatres and museums. We support refugee artists from war zone areas or natural disasters by providing for their needs.
We advocate the role of women as active forces to restart. We believe that art is a powerful tool for societies to heal and recover, and everyone should have access to it.
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We invite artists, NGOs, community groups, and facilitators around the world to take part in Human Rights Today—a global art initiative laun...
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Newman Catholic College
Join us at Newman Catholic College – School for Sanctuary in Brent to celebrate Refugee International Day with a vibrant day of music, theat...
Newman Catholic College
Transform lives through creativity: your donation helps us create new Art Sanctuaries, providing hope and support to asylum seekers in need. Follow the link to learn more.
WE RESTART is a Registered Charity imagined and founded in early 2021, in the midst of COVID-19 global pandemic, when the profound necessity to recover conjured up how universal and timeless is the need and the quest for a restart.
At any time and everywhere, there are minds and souls to be healed, societies and communities to be restored and also a planet that cries for its survival. We need and are eager to restart.
WE RESTART’s mission is to produce artistic projects (including visual art, performing and video art, video and editorial projects) which focus on themes of, or where art functions as an act/tool of personal or collective resilience, recovery and restart or reconstruction of identity.
#SAVINGBUTTERFLIES is an educational community workshop finalised to the construction of a public sculpture at World's End Place, with the aim of educating young people about the importance of climate change through creativity.
These handcrafted paper sculptures, made from recycled books, symbolize the transformative power of culture and education.
Dedicated to fostering a zero-waste, sustainable approach within the arts community.