SAVE THE DATE for our event at Goldsmiths College
Date: 08/09/2024 – 08/09/2024
Time: 13:45
Room 314, Professor Stuart Hall Building*
Goldsmiths College
Wednesday 25th
October 2017 1.45 – 5pm
You are warmly invited to our Arts and Resilience
Community of Practice Sharing Event. Invited guests will share arts and
resilience projects with children and young people, and we will disseminate the
Arts and Resilience Community of Practice (CoP) Toolkit.
You will be able
to:
- Hear more about arts and resilience projects
- Find out about the Arts and Resilience Toolkit
- Find out the part Arts Award could play in building
resilience - Contribute to the conversation
- Network over a hot drink
This is a free event
This toolkit captures work developed through the CoP over
2015/16 and was supported by HeadStart
Lewisham. HeadStart
Lewisham was an initiative, funded by the Big
Lottery, to improve the emotional wellbeing and resilience of 10 to 16
year-olds in the borough. The CoP looked at how arts practice can (and
already does) promote resilience in young people. This toolkit aims to be an
evolving document and resource available on the LEAN website for those who want
to strengthen resilience in the young people they work with.
Programme:
Introduction to the day and the Arts and Resilience Toolkit, Elizabeth Murton, LEAN
Overview of arts and wellbeing practice in London, Helen Shearn, Arts and Wellbeing Producer
and Consultant
Can Arts Award Contribute to building resilience in
arts Practice? Philippa Beagley, Education Consultant at PB Education
Services
Lewisham Youth Theatre – Story Telling Resilience
Project, Helen Stanley, Artistic
Director
Break with refreshments
ToolKit sharing
activity: Whats special about the
arts?
Write.Speak.Feel – Using Spoken Word to Build
Resilience with looked after children,
Nicky Crabb, Senior Producer and Tobi Kyeremateng, Producer Apples and Snakes
Dance Ahead and Positive Learning Environments, Veronica Jobbins, Head of Learning and Participation (Dance), TRINITY LABAN CONSERVATOIRE OF MUSIC
AND DANCE
Panel
Conclusions and Close
Guests are
welcome to stay and continue conversations
for half an hour
Who is the event
for? Youth, arts, health organisations working with young people, arts and
non arts organisations across London, freelance practitioners, academics , students
and anyone else who is interested.
With thanks to our partners Goldsmiths Careers Service, Goldsmiths College, University of London.
*To find Room 314, Professor Stuart Hall Building, it maybe easier to take the lift which is to the right of the cafe. The building is located at the back of the College at the back of the field.
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