Little Amal – the 3.5m puppet of a refugee Syrian child who is recognised globally as a symbol of human rights – will return to London and will visit Brighton for the first time, for a festival of welcome, celebration and friendship.

On Wednesday 29 March, in the City of London, major businesses join Amal and Choose Love for a day to raise urgently needed funds for displaced children across the world.

On Thursday 30 March, in Brighton, Amal leads a walk of hope along Brighton beach and will meet children and families who have sought safety and asylum in the UK.

On Saturday 1 April on Hampstead Heath, Amal leads a family friendly Sponsored Walk with Choose Love.

On Sunday 2 April, in Camden as Easter, Passover and Ramadan coincide, Amal leads an interfaith celebration with London Borough of Camden, JW3, Ramadan Tent Project and Dishoom. 

Explore our events listings for details of how to get involved – in school, at home, within community as well as on the day!

Creative Producer | Alice Evans
Logistics Director | Joanne Dixon
Producer for Camden Borough Council | Zerritha Brown
Producer for JW3 | William Galinsky
Producer for Ramadan Tent Project | Atika Dawood
Associate Creative Producers | Layla Madanat
Assistant Producer | Cherece Lucina John
Directors | Amy Hodge and Matthew Xia
Community Outreach | Emily Momoh for Camden Black British History
Puppetry Director | Enrico Dau Yang Wey
Puppeteers | Bartolomeo Bartolini, Sarah Calver, Sebastian Charles, Rachel Leonard, Emma Longthorne and Ben Thompson
Media | Elijah Grant and Laura Wohlwend

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England