OZONE
Ozone is a creative digital skills training programme, funded by North Central and East London CAMHS Provider Collaborative (NCEL) – Children and Young People’s Mental Health, Hospital Admission Avoidance Fund.
FROM THE GROUND UP
QR TRAIL EXHIBITION LAUNCH
Funded by City of London Corporation – Enjoying Green Spaces & the Natural Environment
Residents from Hamara Ghar, a high rise supported housing scheme in Newham, worked with Frames of Mind to produce digital art and animations, inspired by seasonal visits to the Ornamental Gardens in West Ham Park
Priceless
‘Priceless’ was commissioned by University College London (UCL) Museum and Collection to explore the changes that are taking place in Stratford/East London and what museum collections of the future might look like.
UCL COMMUNITY RESEARCH INITIATIVE
As part of UCL Community Research Initiative we have been working with UCL PhD students to develop a new online evaluation tool. The prototype is now being tested with our Frames Of Mind Café group.
BODY LANGUAGE
Happy to announce we will be delivering our cross-generational workshop ‘Body Language’ for Newham Word Festival’ July ‘23
PRACTICAL HANDBOOK OF DEMENTIA
We are proud to announce the publication of our chapter ‘Frames of Mind: Bringing Memories to Life with Stop-Frame Animation’, in the Practical Handbook of Dementia.
DOCKSIDE DIARIES
We are thrilled to be awarded funding by The Create Your Docks Fund to deliver a community digital inclusion project, Dockside Diaries.
Frames Of Mind Walsall
The Water Mill in Walsall was a brand new specialist Dementia Residential Care home purpose built by Housing 21 (H21). Frames of Mind were commissioned to devise and deliver a participatory project in order for Housing 21 Research & Development to investigate the impact of stop frame animation on levels of communication between staff and […]
FROM THE GROUND UP – PROJECT UPDATE
PROJECT UPDATE: Last year we were delighted to be awarded Funding from Corporation of London’s Enjoying Green Spaces and the Natural Environment Grant. From The Ground Up…
UCL – COMMUNICATING IMPACT CREATIVELY
Frames of Mind were asked by UCL Engage to deliver a short programme funded by Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to support research fellows to explore creative ways to communicate the impact of their research to make it relatable for their audiences.