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What happens when 60 people across the Vale of White Horse do Carbon Literacy Training? Thanks to the Vale of White Horse District Council’s Climate Action Fund, Green Arts Oxfordshire Network were able to provide 4 funded Carbon Literacy Training sessions to the Vale of White Horse’s creative community. We bookended the project with collective […]

Dr JC Niala is a writer, historian and artist, based in Oxfordshire. She combines her creative and public engagement work with research, and is regularly produced in Kenya, the UK and the US.

Human Story Theatre: Community Driven Touring Oxfordshire based theatre company Human Story Theatre is improving accessibility to the arts and reducing emissions associated with audience travel at the same time, with their community focused touring strategy. Instead of asking audiences to travel to their productions, Human Story Theatres goes to them, reaching new audiences by […]

Travel Tips for a Great Day Out in Oxford Green Arts Oxfordshire Network has pulled together some information that we hope will help you to reduce emissions and frustrations when visiting museums, theatres and arts venues in Oxford city centre, perhaps even make your journey part of the fun! Take a look at our at-a-glance […]

Creative Climate: Amplifying the voices of Indonesia for Great Big Green Week in Oxfordshire Events that took place from 22 Sept – 1st October The climate crisis is happening right now, with countries in Southeast Asia being most vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.  Sea levels are rising faster in Southeast Asia than […]

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Adapt Transform at Modern Art Oxford and Oxford Brookes University’s Glass Tank explores community experiences of urban design that impact the transformation of places over time. We exhibiting the recycled plastic bag banners you made with us at the Old Fire Stations’s ‘Art Can Save the World’ session back in April.

On 5th April 2022, Green Arts Oxfordshire Network hosted a day to kick off Marmalade at the Old Fire Station, bringing together Oxfordshire’s cultural organisations, artists and anybody wanting to respond creatively to the climate crisis.