Crafty kids - Amnesty at Womad 2010

Over 100 children took part in the workshops over the weekend.
...and as diggers...
and oil wells to represent the corporations.
On the Sunday, there was a parade featuring the banner and costumes.
The children dressed as flowers...
and trees to represent the environment...

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Uploaded by Amnesty International (MaryAlex) on 29 July 2010

MaryAlex's thoughts:

Once again, Amnesty ran a children's art workshop at the Womad festival. This year's theme was "deserts of the world" so we focussed on the impact of corporations like Shell and Vedanta.

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