Advice & guidance on writing an EU Culture Fund application, network opportunities and creating future partnerships.
This contact seminar is for organisations who are interested in being part of an EU Cultural project and is suitable for those who already have a project idea in mind – but do not know how to get partners, approach the application or are simply seeking inspiration - it is also suitable for those who are new to the field and want to know more.
Comprehensive integrated music therapy services for children and their carers. All professionals interested in developing their practice are invited to attend this CPD event.
Professor Jane Edwards PhD will present a keynote paper “Music therapy in the 21st Century: Balancing the new development of evidence based practice with the wisdom of practice experience” and the event will close with the launch of her new book published by Oxford University Press: Music Therapy and Parent Infant Bonding.
LVSC is working with the Social Impact Analysts Association to host a free evening networking event to help voluntary and community sector organisations who want to know more about how to improve the way they measure social impacts. The Social Impact Analysts Association will provide advice and support and there will be opportunities to discuss issues and learn what other voluntary and community sector organisations are doing.
A seminar focusing on the economic impact that the arts make in supporting growth and regeneration. Speakers will include Tom Fleming, the co-author of Arts Council England’s recent publication on Supporting Growth in the Arts Economy.
AD:uk is seeking case studies from its members to support the seminar’s programme and would welcome suggestions for speakers and breakout presenters.
Medicine, Health and the Arts in Post-War Britain is a series of Wellcome Trust-funded interdisciplinary seminars exploring the post-war relationship between medicine, health and four artforms: art, music, literature and drama.
This day long seminar in music and health will explore the wealth of approaches, experiences and practices of musicians working in healthcare contexts in Ireland and to seek to establish a place within that environment for the expertise accumulated through the Music in Healthcare Settings: Training Trainers Programme (www.music-in-healthcare.eu/).
A free day event for anyone from the voluntary and community sector (VCS),
health service or local authority who wants to learn more about how working with VCS
can result in long-term benefits for users.
There will be talks from organisations demonstrating best practice in the field,
information about support available for this work and a keynote speech giving an
overview of the field. Speakers include representatives from the Department of Health,
London Councils, local authorities and Clinical Commissioning Groups.
This seminar will explore creative ways to improve quality of life and wellbeing for older people living in care and those with dementia. It will focus on the first year of evaluation of Age Exchange’s programme Hearts and Minds, a creative arts and reminiscence programme for older people in South London and Maudsley continuing care units. Royal Holloway University of London will present on the findings and observations of the first year of activity.
The London Creativity and Wellbeing Week 2012 will take place from June 13-20 this summer and promises to be a great showcase for the huge variety of arts and health activity in the capital.
