These wonderful messages of welcome were made during the Celebrating Sanctuary Sunday 13th June at Bristol's Queen Square.
Me and my 21 month old daughter sat with our crayons and oil pastels and drew a poster together. It was a lovely family activity but we also wanted to make a colourful poster to represent the diversity refugees bring to communities. Although she's only a toddler, it's important to me my daughter understands the world around her one day. Our family were refugees several generations ago.
We made a pro refugee banner in the library and took a group photo in town while on the Destitution Fundraiser!
My colleagues and I at Refugee Council made banners as part of the destitution fundraising event.Our banner said : 'No-one is illegal.'
Destitution clients how they can manage to leave with one pound. I found it try to stay with one pound for 10 hour is difficult and destrees.
Spent a day living on a pound for a day to raise money for destitute asylum seekers
we made a banner which said "no-one is illegal"
at school we made a banner with welcome written in different languages and islamic art patterns on it
*R looked at all the options available and they want to make a banner about the simple acts that could make a refugee feel better. They cam up with some great ideas from writing a song to just smiling at a person.
WE MADE POSTERS ON WELCOMING rEFUGEE'S.
We have really enjoyed finding out about refugees and learning about how we can help them.
We all made banners with special messages
What i did was we created a banner using a big peice of paper and explained what a refugee means to me
we are very proud of our work
it when really well
walking down the street sharing my sweets with amy and hannha
I made this tiny contribution to the campaign after only hearing about refugee week today! Eager to get involved and follow the success of supporters of refugees, I've tried to do as many of the 'little acts' as possible. off to see the 'Living in silence' exhibition in Brick lane now!
It was hard work but I enjoyed doing it. It said "sometimes London can be bad but there are good things about it to."
Me and my whole class made a banner all about the rememberance and the importance of Refugee Week.
Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers had a stall at Sanctuary Celebration and we were taking pictures with it. :)
Check out the great programmes Community Channel's got to support Refugee Week http://bit.ly/bYycJM
promise to make a better banner!
A small group of us on bikes went round 50 iconic sites in London unfurling a "Refugees are Welcome Here" banner to promote London as a City of Sanctuary
