Shemiza Rashid created Trolley Tales to platform tales of challenge, resilience and resourcefulness in the wake of the cost of living crisis. She led creative writing sessions with volunteers and local residents connected to the foodbank at Hockwell Ring Community Centre which led to the recording of a range of audio extracts. These were initially exhibited as QR codes on specially designed tin cans by Era Fatima at the Mall shopping centre before finding a permanent home at the community centre where the project started.
A Revoluton Arts project made by Revoluton Associate Shemiza Rashid, supported by Arts Council England, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and Bloomberg Philanthropies.
