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Water safety is such an interesting & inspiring area to work in.This week included
🚤 Work in RNLI support centre Poole
🎥 screening of @ed_accura film Blacks Can’t Swim – Rewind
⚠️ Fishing Industry Safety Group https://t.co/2BmVD5UZYq
👥 Countless brilliant volunteer calls pic.twitter.com/6qB2BHCs9i
— Gareth Morrison (@garethfmorrison) November 17, 2022
Up at 7am to prepare canapés for the next part of @ed_accura’s project. As Gold sponsor for @KickOffAt3 it was great to meet up with the smooth figure of Michael Wallace as he continues to educate, inspire and drive the vision for change.@AbbeyTheatreStA @LinneySharon #WeBelieve pic.twitter.com/z5kLTOOWm6
— Lee Wood (@RUready4Wood) October 15, 2022
A heart ❤️ felt thank you to Savia Rocks Photography for supporting our team, @ed_accura and all our amazing young people ,with regards to the community Film screening of ‘ Blacks Can’t Swim’ 🏊🏿♀️🎥 REWIND, which was hosted in St Albans, Hertfordshire at the Abbey theatre. pic.twitter.com/BmndLr5Ftg
— kickoff@3 (@KickOffAt3) October 25, 2022
https://t.co/p7TcM6SgD7@KickOffAt3 @BlackSwimAssoc @TheVoiceNews
— Ed Accura (@ed_accura) November 11, 2022
To celebrate Black History Month, @KickOffAt3 hosted a show stopping premiere screening of Blacks Can’t Swim REWIND @AbbeyTheatreStA in St.Albans Hertfordshire
Thanks to all involved for making this a huge success 👏🏾♥️
Watch full version on link below https://t.co/d4OLzicZUk pic.twitter.com/AIkFKbgVHR
— Ed Accura (@ed_accura) October 24, 2022
The Blacks Can’t Swim film documentaries highlight the issue, enabling @BlackSwimAssoc to work with partners in addressing it.
Great screening of the documentary today at @PwC_UK HQ at Embankment.
Together let’s work together to change the narrative. https://t.co/4uVSZU0eNn pic.twitter.com/jcJt7Htd7R— Ed Accura (@ed_accura) February 6, 2023
Words can not express, but one of the proudest achievements to date whilst also celebrating Black History Month ❤️.Absolutely humbled whilst working closely with @ed_accura & all our amazing team of young people along with volunteers to screen the film ‘Blacks Can’t Swim 🏊🏿♀️🎥 pic.twitter.com/kryW5VpFEP
— kickoff@3 (@KickOffAt3) October 16, 2022
🎥 Addressing stereotypes around swimming, with @nottspolice and @officialtbct.
We’re hosting a free premiere of ‘Blacks Can’t Swim: Rewind’ on Thursday 20 October from 3pm.
Find out more and register 👉 https://t.co/eAYo78AOIU pic.twitter.com/qwQXSwU1tz
— Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) October 14, 2022
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Blacks Can’t Swim REWIND opens the sensitive conversation and dialogue which previous would have been very uncomfortable to have with scenes based on lived experiences combined with real interview footage.
The drama follows two separate stories – that of both a 15-year-old boy and a girl, struggling with the effects of the stigmas and stereotypes that have helped shaped the narrative and thought process as to why a disproportionate number of African, Caribbean and Asians in England do not swim.
The film documentary addresses issues of inequality within the education system, aquatic career pathways and many more. Find out how you can order a private screening here…
Find out about our Education resource trailer
Click to see the press coverage of Blacks Can’t Swim REWIND Reviews
For further information or inqueries, please contact info@blackscantswim.com