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2017 ended on a high for PAWA with a lively arts night in Islington. In the dark of winter, there was light and laughter and music! It was a fun evening – and all profits went to supporting girls’ education
We close the year with a look back at one of the most glamorous PAWA events during 2017. The Glamour of Silk featured talks by fashion designers Jiang Qipao and Pinghe and was hosted at the Residence of the Chinese
PAWA Magazine is super chuffed to share with you a Thank You card from the Children of the Bal Jeevan Trust. ‘Bal’ means child and ‘Jeevan’ means life. Thus Bal Jeevan translates as giving life to a child. Founded in
PAWA Magazine is proud to spotlight Purple Community Fund – one of the projects supported by monies raised by PAWA through our events and charity challenges. In this brief introduction, we see the women and girls of Purple Community Fund
The PAWA Arts Jam on 22 November is excited to welcome a band with a difference to play at our cabaret-style evening – it’s DejaVu! They are a music group working with people with mental health issues. Find out more
We talk to Just These, Please, a comedy troupe that will be performing at the PAWA Arts Jam to find out what makes them tick and what we can expect to see on the big night. Just These, Please is
PAWA is delighted that Papergang Theatre is partnering with us to put on a fun cabaret-style night at the PAWA Arts Jam on 22 November – details of the action packed night are at the end of this article. Clarissa
We are delighted to announce the programme for our first ever PAWA Arts Jam, a cheery evening of entertainment to warm up your winter nights. The PAWA Arts Jam is a night of comedy, music and theatre on Wed 22
PAWA was out in full force at the annual London East Asia Film Festival this year with a special screening of ‘The Table’, directed by Kim Jong-kwan and starring actress Jung Eun-chae and Lim Soo-jung. PAWA was supporting the Stories
PAWA Supporter Helen Spillett gives us an update on Inspire Labs, a PAWA supported project with Without Borders that empowers young Sri Lankan women to develop and lead community impact projects of their own. Helen writes: Without Borders is a