This poem is one of the results of two workshops held by FOLIO Sutton Coldfield in January 2021, in conjunction with Echo Eternal. In these workshops we learned about and listened to Agnes Kaposi and her experience of the Holocaust.
LGBT+ History Month
February marks LGBT+ history month. This is a month-long celebration of LGBT+ history, art, culture, and LGBT+ rights. For those who may not identify into the LGBT+ community this is a great opportunity to learn. We’ve been posting author and
Be the Light in the Darkness
To commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day FOLIO Sutton Coldfield, Echo Eternal and Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Hall are delighted to announce a collaborative response, as part of Horizons Festival, to this year’s theme: ‘Be the Light in the Darkness”. On Holocaust
Join us for a Q&A session with Holocaust survivor Agnes Kaposi
FOLIO recently announced a new and on-going relationship with with Echo Eternal and in particular with Holocaust survivor, Agnes Kaposi. Agnes was born in Hungary and started school just at the outbreak of World War II. Many of her family
Be the Light
Full details: http://foliosuttoncoldfield.org.uk/be-the-light/
A new relationship – Agnes Kaposi
FOLIO Sutton Coldfield is honoured and humbled to announce the start of a new and ongoing relationship with Echo Eternal and in particular with Holocaust survivor, Agnes Kaposi. Agnes was born in Hungary and started school just at the outbreak
Free Christmas Craft Packs!
A huge thank you to the Rotary Club of Wylde Green
With restrictions on holidays and travel abroad, has lockdown made us more interested in our local area, its history and its stories? So it would seem, based on evidence from FOLIO Sutton Coldfield’s move to provide online talks about a
Black History Month – connecting with our supporters (5)
Today, as part of Black History Month, we’ve book recommendations from Miss Randall (photographed), a library supporter, primary school teacher in Sutton Coldfield and YouTube children’s storyteller on ‘Storytime with Miss Randall’. Here’s what Miss Randall wanted to share with
Black History Month – connecting with our supporters (4)
Our next set of book recommendations during Black History Month come once again from library user and author Fadzi, a first generation immigrant Zimbabwean. This time Fadzi is focussing on suggestions for adult readers: “For adults, I recommend the writings