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Global intercultural digital literacy project by Goldsmiths University of London, supported by the B www.goldsmithsmdst.wordpress.com

Critical Connections II: Moving Forward with Multilingual Digital Storytelling is a global project to boost 21st century literacy in schools using digital storytelling. The two-year project (September 2015 August 2017) involves researchers working with students, teachers and parents in community-based complementary and mainstream schools in the UK, Algeria, Luxembourg, Palestine, Taiwan and t

he United States as part of the multilingual programme. The project has the support of the renowned British Film Institute(BFI), British Museum, Museum of London and National Resource Centre for Supplementary Education (NRCSE). It will see film making used as a means to encourage students to engage with language learning and embrace intercultural literacy as well as digital literacy.

12/06/2025

🎬✨ Join us tomorrow for the Care, Community & Hope Festival 2025 — a powerful celebration of young voices from around the globe! 🌍

👉 www.gold.ac.uk/clcl/events/
13 Jun 2025, 11:00am - 4:00pm
Goldsmiths, University of London

We are celebrating the 13th year of the Critical Connections project, showcasing 20 digital films and 3 digicomics created by young people (ages 6–18) from 10 countries in 28 languages. These moving stories explore what care, community, and hope mean today — from resolving conflicts, to forming bonds and friendship, and finding hope.

Festival Programme:
🕚 11am – Multilingual poetry workshop with Michael Vidon
🕛 12pm – Poetry performance by Professor Michael Rosen
🥪 12:30pm – Lunch
🎥 1:30–3:30pm – Film screenings (in-person & live-streamed)

We look forward to seeing you there!

12/11/2024

Michael Rosen Day – 12 November 2024 – Children’s Literature at Goldsmiths

Celebrating 50 years of writing books for children. Michael Rosen, a renowned children’s writer and Professor of Children’s Literature at Goldsmiths, is bringing together children from across the country to read, create and share stories in the inaugural Michael Rosen Day.

Come to Goldsmiths and be inspired by a programme that Michael Rosen helped to create and continues to develop. You can find out about the MA Children’s Literature programme at Goldsmiths here: https://www.gold.ac.uk/pg/ma-childrens-literature/

You can read more about Michael Rosen’s groundbreaking research with MA Children’s Literature students here:
https://www.gold.ac.uk/news/childrens-literature-in-action/

Read more about Michael Rosen Day on our blog: https://sites.gold.ac.uk/clcl-blog/michael-rosen-day/

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