Organised by Creative Conscience
Join Creative Change Makers 2022 on Tuesday 22nd Feb at 6pm for an online workshop on Creativity + Mental Health.
What to expect? Watch our past event here - although we'll be on Zoom this time.
What you'll get out of the event:
- Meet creative experts + speakers
- Be empowered by stories + case studies
- Learn ideas on how to keep positive + stay focused
- Become part of a caring + supportive community
- Network + take part in making a positive difference
- Support a creative charity by joining in
If you can't make it, sign up anyway and we'll send the recording at a later date. Keep an eye on your inbox on Tuesday 22nd Feb when we will send out joining instructions as this will be an online event delivered via Zoom.
We’re back because we know this time of year can be challenging. We're coming together as a community of like-minded creative thinkers to make a difference, to you and support each other with ideas and advice on this topic.
Research has shown that feeling better inside makes you kinder to the world outside. We can all change the world. The first step is self-care, becoming get empowered + then taking actions. Feel better, do better: it's a no-brainer.
General run of event/schedule:
18.00 Welcome + introductions
18.20 Michael Townsend Williams talk/theme
18.30 Ariana Alexander-Sefre talk/theme
18.40 John-Paul Flintoff talk/theme
18.50 Valerie Winn talk/theme
19.00 Round up, Final thoughts
19.10 Q&A, Open discussion
19.30 Event ends
Speakers + more to be announced
Michael Townsend Williams - a doer who likes to be. From a life of ‘doing’ in the world of advertising to a life of ‘being’ as a yoga and mindfulness teacher, Michael now works on the integration of both. Michael founded Do Breathe, the welldoing company and is author of the book ‘Do Breathe'
Valerie Winn - a certified coach, educationalist, and group well-being facilitator. She is passionate about creating an environment where individuals are empowered to become self-directed and are able to unlock their capacity to release their hidden capabilities.
John-Paul Flintoff - a writer, performer, activist, and an award-winning journalist, who worked for 15 years for the Financial Times and The Sunday Times. His most recent book, How To Change The World, was published in 14 languages worldwide, in collaboration with The School of Life, in London.
Ariana Alexander-Sefre - an activist, entrepreneur and a Founder & Co-CEO of SPOKE (spoke.world) - a mindfulness app that sits in the intersection between music street culture and wellness + makes emotonal health more accessible to those who are missing out or need it the most, through working with a community of notable UK artists, producers, and creatives.
Chrissy Levett - creative director - founder of Creative Conscience, designer, educator and positive creative activist. Watch her ideas on wellbeing, here.
To secure your ticket, we ask for a small donation at checkout. Your contribution enables us to work harder to support our amazing creative sector and every little really does help. Suggestion minimum donation is £10 but we really do appreciate whatever you can give. Thank you for doing your bit + being a change maker contributing toward a fairer and more sustainable world!
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Remember, the real change starts with you showing up.
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