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Continue »Lesbian photography group receive £8,000 from Lottery scheme
Birmingham's lesbian photography group Eye To Eye have received an £8,345 award from the National Lottery scheme
The funding will allow the group to run community-based workshops and present an ambitious exhibition across the West Midlands as part of November's SHOUT Festival.
Viv Harrison, of Eye to Eye, told DIVA: "This is fantastic news for Eye to Eye. The funding will be used to carry out a series of photography workshops across the West Midlands throughout summer 2011, bringing together women from diverse communities to celebrate the creativity of women and to encourage discussion and exploration of issues affecting women and their lives."
Founded only last year with seed funding from Birmingham LGBT, Eye to Eye is considered a thriving initiative.
This additional funding will allow the group to purchase vital equipment and provide training opportunities for women.
SHOUT Festival Producer David Viney comments "This is fantastic news for Eye to Eye and we look forward to seeing the results of this innovative community project as part of SHOUT 2011."
Birmingham's lesbian photography group Eye To Eye have received an £8,345 award from the National Lottery scheme
The funding will allow the group to run community-based workshops and present an ambitious exhibition across the West Midlands as part of November's SHOUT Festival.
Viv Harrison, of Eye to Eye, told DIVA: "This is fantastic news for Eye to Eye. The funding will be used to carry out a series of photography workshops across the West Midlands throughout summer 2011, bringing together women from diverse communities to celebrate the creativity of women and to encourage discussion and exploration of issues affecting women and their lives."
Founded only last year with seed funding from Birmingham LGBT, Eye to Eye is considered a thriving initiative.
This additional funding will allow the group to purchase vital equipment and provide training opportunities for women.
SHOUT Festival Producer David Viney comments "This is fantastic news for Eye to Eye and we look forward to seeing the results of this innovative community project as part of SHOUT 2011."
