Latest update from Africa Oye Festival
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“Inclusion is key for Oyé. The festival attracts people from all walks of life, and if there is a community that is ever under-represented, we strive to rectify that.” – Paul Duhaney (Africa Oyé’s Artistic Director)
Blue tokens at the ready…Africa Oyé is bidding for a cash boost from the Tesco Stronger Starts scheme to help fund the festival’s provision of Sign Language interpreters both on-stage and on-site, right throughout the duration of the festival.
Find out more here: http://tinyurl.com/3pfp9zwj
Stronger Starts provides grant awards of up to £1,500 to local community projects. Three groups in every community have been shortlisted to receive grant awards and Tesco customers can vote for the group they think should take away the top award in their local Tesco store.
Voting is open until the end of March and customers can cast their vote using a blue token given to them at the check-out each time they shop at the below stores:
2016 Liverpool Aigburth Road, L17 9PE
2022 Allerton Road, L18 6HF
3122 Mossley Hil Liverpool Exp, L18 5ED
3420 Woolton, L25 7SF
3464 Wavertree Liverpool Exp, L15 5AH
4864 Liverpool Cargo, L1 8DL
5622 Clocktower Liverpool Exp, L15 8HQ
6280 Allerton Rd, Liverpool Exp, L18 1LG
6613 Holmefield Rd Exp, L19 3PF
6711 Liverpool Leat Ln Exp, L26 0AD
#SignLanguageLiverpool #BSL #BritishSignLanguage #TescoStrongerStarts
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