It's a Game Mash-up: two favourite brands come together to create one amazing game. Players use the included tweezers to pick up the different ailment parts. But in this edition, they place them into the holes on Cavity Sam the way they're shown on the Operation card. Buy your copy here: https://www.smythstoys.com/toys/games-puzzles-and-books/board-games/children-s-board-games/game-mashups-operation-perfection/p/191231 📹 Subscribe to the Smyths Toys YouTube channel 👉 https://goo.gl/rAosm1 💻 Official Smyths Toys website 👉 https://www.smythstoys.com/ 📧 Subscribe Now to our emails to receive special offers, promotions & new product information! 👉 https://goo.gl/TErckf #SmythsToys #OperationPerfection #GameMashups

A work-in-progress video detailing the work put into the Mapping Sanctuaries exhibition, currently showing at the P21 Gallery in Euston, London.

Hope is grounded in memory and in these times we could all do with holding on to hope. But what does hope look like? Sabba Khan unravels stories of hope in this workshop, and captures them into a single piece of paper, that itself transforms into a little zine. The aim is to end the workshop with our own personal Hopeful Zine that we can hold onto and remind ourselves of in moments of despair. Sabba Khan is an architectural designer & graphic novelist. Her work is an exploration of first world city life as a second generation Azad Kashmiri Muslim migrant. She explores themes of belonging, memory and identity. Using a hybrid of text and visual commentary, she sits at the intersection of visual storytelling, poetry, and spatial form. The Muslims Girls Fence Online Project is a series of online physical fitness and creative sessions with fencing coaches and artists, in partnership with British Fencing. You can find out more about the project here: www.muslimgirlsfence.org When you create your own zine, send in a picture to maryam@maslaha.org for a chance to be included in an online exhibition.

A poetry writing session with Muneera Pilgirm, focussing on self-affirmation and short exercises to get you writing. Muneera will be leading us in a live open mic zoom session on Wednesday 3rd June at 4pm, so you can share your poems with us. Sign up via www.bit.ly/MGFonline Muneera Pilgrim is an international Poet, Cultural Producer, Writer, Broadcaster and co-founder of the Muslim Hip-Hop and spoken word duo Poetic Pilgrimage. She conducts workshops, shares art, lectures, and finds alternative ways to build community and exchange ideas. The Muslims Girls Fence Online Project is a series of online physical fitness and creative sessions with fencing coaches and artists, in partnership with British Fencing. You can find out more about the project here: www.muslimgirlsfence.org Send in your poems to maryam@maslaha.org for a chance to be included in an online exhibition.

Soofiya leads us through a simple tutorial on how to bind your own book using the saddle stitch method. Soofiya is a visual artist, designer and design educator. Their art and design practise centers around illustration, visual identity and book design. Soofiya speaks, teaches, and facilitates workshops across the UK with a focus on graphic design, activism, politics and gender. The Muslims Girls Fence Online Project is a series of online physical fitness and creative sessions with fencing coaches and artists, in partnership with British Fencing. You can find out more about the project here: www.muslimgirlsfence.org When you create your own book, send in a picture to maryam@maslaha.org for a chance to be included in an online exhibition.

Constant decisions are made about how much religiosity to show even when accessing a vital therapy service. For Muslims in prison, it is not simply about choosing to access a service, but how this action is seen, how is it recorded, and will it have an adverse outcome.

At a time when Muslim communities are spoken about and spoken for, we’re demanding the right to tell our own stories on our own terms. Listen to the podcast on your Apple or Android podcast app, or on Soundcloud.