Every so often I get invited to speak at a public event – which over the years has become an important aspect of our work at Justice in Motion.Being able to speak publicly about the arts and social justice is a great privilege and has two meaningful purposes. It helps highlight the ...
Against discrimination, prejudice & intoleranceJunior Cunningham, performer and dance maker with us on Moving Together has started a campaign, which was launched on International Day for Elimination of Racial Discrimination 2021. Part of the campaign is the short film he created (see ...
Well, what a year this has been – certainly quite different to anything we might have anticipated. And yet I can say that there have been silver linings for Justice in Motion. Yes, it has been challenging, and there have been uncertainties throughout – but we’re still here! Thanks ...
Is home working – working? The Covid-19 Pandemic took nearly everyone by surprise, turning lives upside-down. The stoical British found ways to “keep calm and carry on”. Those who could, started home working. Some had to manage their children’s schooling, as well as shielding older or ...
Recent events have shocked and saddened us, as the very real pain and suffering in our society has come to the surface.To the members of our immediate and extended communities, we want you to know that we see you. We love you. We care. Black Lives Matter. At Justice in Motion of course we care ...
20th November 2017 My name is Libbie (Elizabeth) Edwards, I’m a third-year dance student at Falmouth University and I was lucky enough to spend a week doing work experience with Justice in Motion. My time with the company has been an eye-opening experience, I’m not sure exactly what I expected ...
12th December 2016
I promised myself that I would keep this a fairly brief overview of my time as an intern with Justice in Motion, but it’s been a very busy few months so bear with me if I rattle on a little!
And in my opinion, being involved during such a busy period was ideal really – it ...
27th March 2015 FREAK – our first Fundraising event devised, rehearsed and led by Tanner Efinger, our producer at the time. “An enchanting evening of cabaret and performance. Come and explore the obscure through story, mime and song, as we befriend the lonely and ...
15th May 2015 After we devised ‘Poverty On The Table’ for the stage, we were commissioned by OPHI, to also provide a filmed version of the piece, to be made available in their resources. Filmed and edited by our fabulous film maker Ben Johnston. Given that the piece ...