Boseda Olawoye
Creative Engagement Producer
Broxtowe Womens Project
Broxtowe Womens Project
Consultant, Youth Voice Project Imperial War Museums
"This has been great reading and sparked lots of ideas. The sessions you have conducted and this report has been exactly what we were hoping for to be able to inform future work. Thank you so much for your energy and considered focus on the project and your advocacy for young peoples voices. It has been a pleasure working with you."
Ros Tyler, Senior Producer IWM 2024.
"Boseda not only guide me as a mentor to write a proposal for an opportunity but also helped me to understand the role of a visual artist within our communities. I feel motivated when I meet her to discuss the development of my creative practice."
Socially engaged visual artist Ismail Khokon, 2023.
Power: Freedom to Create zine 2021
"How do I feel about this project? Inspired, evolved, motivated, encouraged, stimulated. I enjoyed the whole project, felt included and learned that I can do certain things I did not know I could do."
Fiona, Broxtowe Women's Project (BWP) Nottingham.
"The project has made me feel that I have new strength, I've learnt a lot about myself and how creative I can be."
Emily BWP.
“‘This was so much more than the creative project it started out to be. The sessions were full of conversation and different emotions which were then represented in the individual pieces created by the women.”
Justine Wellbeing Officer, from BWP
Read more feedback here.
What does it mean to be British? newspaper 2018-19
“The project made us come together and work together even though we are all different. Our voices can be heard and discussed together.” Chloe, Focus Charity Leicester
“I think it will make people think differently because they are reading personal stories.”
Marian, Global Sistaz United, Nottingham
“Happy to share experiences about how some people have been racist to me because I am a migrant.”
Participant, Global Sistaz United
“It stands out, young people’s perspective and it’s more honest and modern.” Participant, Focus Charity Leicester
Pathways mural 2016
"I like my own drawings, contributed my own ideas outlined my own culture and everyone else."
"Gave the black community a voice, so I can teach my own people."
Participants
Samuel Morley Learning Programme Backlit 2015
"This project has really changed my life. I have made new friends and learnt to appreciate the buildings and the history of my surroundings so much more. I am a Muslim and many people have quite negative thoughts towards us at the moment. I have a strong belief in Allah and I think that he has given me this opportunity to make a difference in my life, by making friends and learning to see things differently through other people."
Naseem