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'50 Ways' - Professional Dance Development Training
To compliment our LIKE Youth Dance Programme the Blue Eyed Soul Dance Company are running a FREE professional development training session. Inspiring and informative training, it's an 'absolute must' for all those involved in inclusive arts.
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Sense & Accessibility: marketing effectively to Deaf and disabled audiences
This seminar looks at opening out your organisation’s work to a wider audience by making it more accessible, and making sure that your message is getting out there.
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LIKE Youth Dance after School Club
As part of our Shropshire LIKE Youth Dance we will be running a weekly after school dance club at Severndale Specialist school in Shrewsbury every Tuesday from 15th June 2010. This is open to children aged 5-8 years only.
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Creative Dance Clubs
weekly after school fully inclusive creative dance sessions
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Sat 'ARTS' Hub
Our weekly 'arts' hubs for children and young people with disabilities aged 5-18 years, start again on 18th September. Activities include dancing, drama, singing, music, pottery, arts, crafts, and many more.
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Training, Theatre for People with Learning Disabilities, Speakeasy Theatre Company
One of four CPD training sessions, which Speakeasy will be running at Embrace Arts at the RA Centre this Autumn/Winter.
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New Policy, New Evidence: Arts in Criminal Justice
At a time of changing Government policy and reduced public spending, what role should the arts play in our criminal justice system? What is the evidence of best practice and future direction?
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Staffordshire Dance Collective
Staffordshire Dance Collective is hosting a three-day residency with Anna Macdonald from Forecast dance.
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Dance Workshop for Beginners
An Introduction to Pedralta World Fusion Belly Dance-an ancient artform with a modern twist.
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Health & Wellbeing 2010 conference
Health & Wellbeing 2010, taking place in Westminster on Thursday 14 October, is the national conference for the public sector which puts the spotlight on the health of our working-age population.
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