Beyond protest… how can we really transform our communities?
by Dan Morrice for Bridges for Communities Once in a blue moon, Britain goes big on protests. The keep calm and carry-on mentality that we’re supposedly known for goes out […]
Read Moreby Dan Morrice for Bridges for Communities Once in a blue moon, Britain goes big on protests. The keep calm and carry-on mentality that we’re supposedly known for goes out […]
Read MoreAt Bridges for Communities we are deeply saddened by the recent attacks on asylum hotels, faith spaces and migrant communities around the country. These have impacted individuals and families that […]
Read Moreby Dan Morrice, for Bridges for Communities What does a marathon runner from Birmingham and an El Salvadorian hairstylist have in common? I didn’t know either, so I tracked down […]
Read Moreby Dan Morrice, for Bridges for Communities What would it look like to go one step further than celebrating diversity in cultures? How about building friendships across cultures, seeing people from all […]
Read MoreSarah and Max share their heart-warming story for our series on, ‘The Power of Friendship.’ From cooking pupusas to styling hair, from learning Spanish to investing in mental health, this […]
Read MoreAs we launch our celebration of ‘The Power of Friendship,’ we wanted to highlight the inspired story of Doaa and Walker, featured by @SustransLibrary last year. Their adventurous spirit and […]
Read MoreOur Stitching Together Project recently had the opportunity to inspire viewers across the region, as BBC Points West featured a lovely film on the project in the evening news with […]
Read MoreSuus shares 7 Top Tips for learning a language. Suus manages our Refulingua programme. RefuLingua offers language and culture classes taught by people of refugee and migrant backgrounds. It enables […]
Read MoreJoin Suus, Bushra and Dan as they explore the Power of Language – with guest appearances from Hanaa and Jenny from RefuLingua.
Read MoreIf everyone speaks English, why do I need to learn another language? The chances are you don’t need to. If you’re a native English speaker, you can work, travel, and holiday abroad […]
Read MoreEach day during Inter Faith Week in Nov, we released a video interview with somebody from each of the 7 biggest faith groups in Bristol. Our aim was to create […]
Read MoreIt’s been a real delight to get out on some fresh winter walks with people sanctuary in Bristol recently. The long nights can add to the feeling of loneliness for […]
Read MoreOur Mission For over a decade, we have been building bridges between people of different cultures, races and faiths in Bristol and beyond, recognising that we have more in common […]
Read MoreIn August this year, the government announced that it was closing all hotels housing Afghan refugees who had arrived in the UK following the fall of Kabul in 2021. We’ve had […]
Read MoreMarhaba! Soo dhawoow. Assalaamu alaykum from RefuLingua. In April, we held our first RefuLingua Arabic Language Café, a space for tutors, students, and anyone curious about the project to mix, […]
Read MoreOver the last academic year 16 schools and 32 classes have been partnered in Bristol! In the last couple of months, it’s been a real joy to see schools meeting […]
Read More22nd July – 29th October 2023, 11.00-18.00 Level 2, Arnolfini Since 2020, Bridges for Communities and Arnolfini have enjoyed a growing sense of partnership and collaboration. Fuelled by a shared […]
Read MoreDawn shares the beautifully stitched cushions, clothes and crafts from our Stitching Together programme. Stitching Together creates a safe space for women from refugee backgrounds in Bristol to build friendships, […]
Read MoreWe were delighted to join friends new and old in St Pauls for a wonderful evening celebrating International Women’s Day! Our guest musicians Ozcan and Taban provided a powerful harmony […]
Read MoreWe were so excited to join Hartcliffe Methodist Church for our first Peace Feast in BS13, and what a wonderful evening it was! Our guest musician Soufian Saihi set the […]
Read More