Organised by The British Library
Join us for the July edition of PRECIOUS Nights as our panel talk about the importance of mental wellbeing for entrepreneurs as they start and grow a business.
PRECIOUS Nights is a monthly event that gives you the opportunity to hear the stories of inspirational women of colour. Built firmly on the PRECIOUS ethos of sisterhood, it's about connecting and community in a unique atmosphere of collaboration and sisterhood
Our speakers includes successful entrepreneurs who will share their stories and tips on how to balance work and mental wellness. As always you'll also have the chance to network with like-minded individuals and make new connections.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Grace Francis
Grace, the founder of DramEd and DramEd Events, delivers educational programmes in schools and nurseries, enriching the lives of children through high-quality arts experiences.
Through her workshops and programmes, she leverages brand activation to engage families, build brand experiences, and increase footfall for her clients.
She takes pride in building a business that has made a significant impact on performers transitioning into the field of education. Her vision revolves around ensuring that children from diverse backgrounds have greater access to high-quality arts experiences.
Through licensing the innovative DramEd programmes, she has successfully introduced them to numerous nurseries and schools, creating a lasting impact on their arts education. In addition to her brand activation work, she is committed to advocating for equality, diversity, equity, and inclusion.
She believes in creating a more inclusive and accessible environment for all. As a children’s author, podcast producer, and host, she uses storytelling to amplify voices and engage in meaningful conversations, furthering the impact of her work.
With a focus on empowering performers, fostering educational opportunities, and promoting inclusivity, Grace is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of children and the performing arts community.”