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Session Debrief: Julie Flower
This article is written by Julie Flower based on the success of her session entitled “Our Narrative Selves: Discovering New Perspectives“. What are the stories
This article is written by Julie Flower based on the success of her session entitled “Our Narrative Selves: Discovering New Perspectives“. What are the stories
Linda Tucker holds a BA with Honors in Fine Art from Goldsmith’s College of Art in London, and a Masters (Distinction) in Fine Art from
Artist Danielle Beck will have two portraits included in the CArtsCon 2019 Art Exhibition, entitled Winnie Harlow (wearing an Elie Saab dress in an image taken
Words for wellbeing Join writer Francesca Baker, Outreach Officer at Lapidus International, to explore how writing can help boost your mood, happiness and wellbeing. You’ll
Mac Nixon is a BBC credited, award winning Cardiff-based film maker whose work has screened all over the world including Cannes, The Royal Television Society
Tristi is a Senior Lecturer in the Public Health team in the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing, Canterbury Christ Church University. She is teaches on
A resident of Kent, Sophie Sabbage is the author of The Cancer Whisperer, an international bestseller that has been published on both sides of the
Conferences are wonderful tools for everyone in every field, but particularly for educators. A conference in another country is an even bigger boon. What is
Born in Odo-Ere, Kogi State, Nigeria, Ayo Adewunmi has taught art and design at the Institute of Management and Technology (IMT), Enugu since 1991. He studied
A Word from Dr. Jill Kiefer, Director of CArtsCon 2017 Okay…let’s get down to brass tacks! Why should you attend a conference? Professional Development Attending