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Arts & Culture

Celebrating International Women's Day with Lauren Osborne's graphic novel on neurodiversity
Lauren Osborne’s unique ability to sweep an ink black pen across a stark white background and illustrate something quite special has led to a demand for her artwork, book commissions and creative skills at workshops, both regionally and nationally. Inspired by popular fairytales and nature, the 24-year-old's work is now...
Chantal's Business Takes Off As She Helps Tackle Racism
A young woman’s desire to improve people’s understanding of sexism and racism has led to her using her skills as a radio presenter to launch her own business. Chantal Herbert, 37, from Newcastle, graduates from MA Radio from the University of Sunderland later this year with a fledgling business that...
Honest and Open Voices on the new 'Black Lives' Podcast
Gaining a greater understanding of the Black Lives Movement is just one of a number of topics set to be discussed in a new podcast. The University of Sunderland has officially launched the Black Lives podcast, which aims to open doors to conversations that reflect the lived experiences of Black...
From Children’s BBC To Netflix, Graduate Alex Proves There Are No Boundaries
University of Sunderland graduate Alexander Moore has landed a major new media industry role. Alex studied Film and Media Studies at the University and went onto a successful career developing and producing programmes for Children’s BBC. Now the graduate has been announced as Vice President (Non-Fiction) of the production division of...
Don't Let The Pandemic Stop You From Having A Special Valentine's Day With Your Loved One
Absence might supposedly make the heart grow fonder – but that’s not much comfort for couples spending the most romantic day of the year apart. Valentine’s Day celebrations will undoubtedly be out of the window, as those who don’t live together or who are distanced from each other won’t be...
North East Indie-Pop Artist To Release New Single This Coming September
Faye Fantarrow ‘Noughties’ New single out Friday 17th September 2021 Faye Fantarrow is a rising alt. indie-pop artist from the North East of England. Fantarrow’s new single ‘Noughties’ is out on the 17th of September. Noughties continues to showcase Fantarrow’s perceptive and often socially aware lyrics; the track features a pulsating propulsive beat...
Immerse Yourself in Sunderland's Halloween Haunted History at Fear On the Wear
When Sunderland's Fear On the Wear festival returns, prepare to immerse yourself in captivating stories of haunted history, enigmatic creatures shrouded in darkness, and a food market with an eerie allure. The annual celebration of all things terrifying will run across the city centre from 20-31 October, with something for...
'Find Your Voice' Singing Project Aiming To Reconnect People
A new singing project that will help people to reconnect with others following COVID lockdowns got underway in the Coalfields area of Sunderland this month. ‘Find Your Voice’ with Unity Choir is the latest project from Houghton-based social enterprise The Singing Elf, and is aimed at building confidence, reducing loneliness...
The Art Room Sunderland: Collaborating with Locals to Transform the City's Art Benches
A community art scheme invites the people of Sunderland to participate in painting the town in various colors, including red. The initiative features 12 art benches installed by Sunderland BID in partnership with Sunderland City Council and The Art Room Sunderland 18 months ago. Each bench side exhibits exclusive artwork...
Point Of Light Award In Honour Of Sunderland Couple's Charity Work
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has honoured a Sunderland couple with a special award in recognition of their charity work. Through their Red Sky Foundation, Sergio and Emma Petrucci raise funds and provide support to cardiac-related causes across the North East, helping babies, children and adults living with heart conditions. And now...

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