Together, we’ll discuss everything from basic terminology to writing your own diversity policy.
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This supportive and non-judgemental online workshop is action driven and for everyone – from individual artists, to creative organisations and individuals unsure of how to get started on their journey towards inclusivity, to advocates looking to build on existing practice. These Creative Cuppas will be led by Artist Development Coordinator, Imogen Stirling who is also a performance poet and theatre-maker.ĭiscover, define and deliver the steps you need to make your creative practice equitable and intersectionally inclusive. As a group, we’ll help each other talk through our projects and tackle any challenges. In these sessions, we’ll chat through early stage ideas to push past mental block and find fresh thinking. Up to five artists will be able to book the same slot to allow for a relaxed, collaborative discussion where we can chat as a group. We’re introducing a new type of Creative Cuppa: group sessions. This is a chance for us to meet more people from our artistic community and use our skills to help where we can. So whether you’re looking to brainstorm a new idea, chat through a project you’re stuck on or simply want the chance to say hello and find out more about the Tron, these sessions are for you. They can be held in-person or online and last for 50 minutes.
Group Workshop (Online): Brainstorming An Idea Into BeingĬreative Cuppas are informal one-to-one sessions with members of the Tron Creative team.
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