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We currently have vacancies for an Area Representatives in the following areas: Yorkshire and a Special Interest Rep specialising in research and evaluation for gallery education.
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Please join us to celebrate this years Marsh Awards winners.
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A programme of workshops and short courses which will run throughout February and March.
PLAY Live sessions have been developed in response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, as a way to take the Whitworth’s Early Years programme online and into people’s homes.
A series of three online workshops looking at the question of quality.
This workshop, delivered via Zoom by theatre, drama and creative learning company Mortal Fools, explores effective digital facilitation.
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Join freelance visual artist educators as they share some of their approaches to delivering creative learning sessions during lockdown, reflecting upon being adaptable and getting the best experience from virtual working.
Supporting improved communication for those working with and welcoming people living with dementia and their care-givers.
Follow up workshop series. By attending our Creative Reboot you will experience this blended approach to creative learning, as a participant. These workshops will offer opportunities for interaction and making, with creative resource packs being sent out to participants in advance.
This participatory session led by Mortal Fools will focus on developing your elevator pitch.
How can those working in gallery and visual arts education respond to the climate and ecological emergency?
3 part training series to develop Carbon Literate Citizens that understand how climate change will affect them and the people around them.
Attend a free webinar to learn more about writing case studies.
Following the Case Study Webinar, there will be an opportunity to take part in one of two case study workshops designed to support you to write a case study for an arts, health and wellbeing project based on the WAHWN Case Study template.
This workshop series aims to support architects, artists, capital project managers and health clients to integrate art into healthcare environments in order to create distinctive and welcoming spaces, rooted in people and place, that make patients and staff feel valued.