Jerome

Jerome

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Jerome episodes

  • Making Every Adult Matter

    Tassie Weaver, Local Networks Manager at the MEAM Coalition, describes how the 'Making Every Adult Matter' approach is helping people with multiple disadvantages in Hull.Recorded at the 'Help Through Crisis Event', organised by Hull and East Riding CAB, April 2018.

    19 min
  • Citizens Advice Bureau - a beneficiary's voice.

    Sarah Thacker, Advisor at Hull and East Riding Citizens Advice Bureau, and Gillian - a beneficiary - talk about how the support that CAB has offered - an opportunity for an organisation to learn from its service users.Recorded for the 'Help Through Crisis Event', organised by Hull and East Riding CAB, April 2018.

    17 min
  • Universal Credit - a review from Hull.

    Andy Coish, Hull and East Riding Citizens Advice Bureau, gives a thorough review of the roll out of Universal Credit in Hull, outlining its impacts upon beneficiaries.Recorded at the 'Help Through Crisis Event', organised by Hull and East Riding CAB, April 2018.

    34 min
  • Understanding the challenges troubled families face.

    Mark Charlton, Assistant City Manager (Community Safety and Partnerships) at Hull City Council, describes the work he oversees helping troubled families in the city.Recorded at the 'Help Through Crisis Event', organised by Hull and East Riding CAB, April 2018.

    24 min
  • Anonymous Let's Talk.

    Anonymous Let's Talk is an Arts Council England funded project currently being delivered in HMP Hull. It's an opportunity for inmates to write creatively about their innermost thoughts and feelings, guided by some leading performance poets. Project lead Ian Winter, supported by punk poet Toria Garbutt and producer Mark Rees, share how the inmates have opened up to poetry - it's a confessional process.(Photo: Toria Garbutt, Ian Winter, Mark Rees).More: twitter @anonymous_lets

    23 min
  • Author Louise Beech - How to be Brave.

    Jenny, a Year 10 work experience student from Kelvin Hall School in Hull, interviews author Louise Beech about her debut novel 'How to be Brave.' Researched, produced, presented and edited by Jenny - during her 2 week placement with @photomoments.  Thanks to Emmaus Hull for hosting this interview session.https://louisebeech.co.ukhttp://orendabooks.co.uk

    11 min
  • Creative Briefs Arts Tour 2
    Children from a Year3/4 class at Estcourt Primary Academy in Hull joined Creative Briefs to enjoy an arts tour of Humber Street Gallery, Hull Minster, and Ferens Art Gallery. They looked at the differences between traditional and contemporary artwork, and had conversations with designer Rebecca Shipham of 'Ships and Pigs'. (Photo: Rebecca Shipham).More about Creative Briefs 'Schools Art Tours' here: http://www.creativebriefs.co.uk/school-tours/
    11 min
  • The Arts Tour with Creative Briefs
    Children from Estcourt Primary Academy in East Hull were asked 'is it art?' They visited Humber Street Gallery to look at photographic exhibitions by Martin Parr and Olivia Arthur who together presented 'A Portrait of Hull', during 2017 City of Culture. I was delighted to tag along to record their reactions. More Key Stage 2 tours like these are planned for 2018\. http://www.creativebriefs.co.uk/school-tours/
    7 min

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Jerome's encounters with interesting people doing interesting things. Expect wildlife and conservation, artists and activists, people fixing the planet, and the beautifully eccentric. Want to feature?…