35 Educators providing Courses

hear the cry

Guy Cry Club is a space where creativity meets masculinity and mental health. Creative practice of any form will always be acknowledged for its ability to speak, to express ideas others can’t/won’t, to uncover perspectives which may otherwise remain hidden… Many of us need a canvas, blank page, recording studio, our own bodies, a stage etc… to communicate with ourselves and the world around us. And though we may not use words in the conventional sense it doesn’t stop us from wanting to be heard. We must not forget the importance of art as a way of engaging with others and its ability to bring people together. Guy Cry Club is an invitation to be part of the ongoing dialogue about masculinity and mental health. An invitation to be true to who you are whether you make art yourself or simply digest it. This is a home for your feelings and experiences.

the association of creative & print managers in education

Welcome to ACPME. A dynamic network of creative and print managers from the UK Higher and Further Education sectors. No two institutions are the same. Nor are any two of our member’s units. While the activities and influence of individual ACPME members vary greatly, we share common goals of keeping funds on campus, saving our institutions money and best supporting the core activities of learning, teaching and research. There’s a tremendous camaraderie that defines our dynamic network. We meet regularly to share insights and to raise awareness of the depth and breadth of our interests. We attend trade shows together, visit each other’s inplants and celebrate successes every year at our Annual Conference. Perhaps most importantly, we’re there for each other. Issues with suppliers, struggling to write tender evaluation criteria, thinking of offering a new service – you name it… candid help from experienced professionals is only ever an email away.

creative paths (em)

We Spark Wellbeing What We Do For the past 8 years we have provided fun, beneficial, and meaningful creative activity services and learning to older adults living in care homes and settings. We provide arts-led creative and reminiscence workshops, commissioned discreet learning for people living in care, art projects, art in care and reminiscence training, and online activity services. We have a unique skill set which embraces creativity, care and educational skills and this has enabled us to provide impactful services that have increased participant’s engagement with others, their well-being, and their confidence.

creative photography wales

He is an experienced tutor of location based photography to groups and individuals and runs regular workshops throughout the year within Wales and throughout the UK. He also does regular webinars and other on-line training. You can see Details of his Courses and Workshops Here

creative platform academy

“Thank you a million times for the opportunity you gave me and the rest of the workshop participants. I know I have said it before but I strongly believe you were the answer to my prayers. I mean, honestly, with the amount of information received from you, there is no way I could have acknowledged so much in such a short period of time.”

creative page learning

creative power town (cpt)

Creative Power Town Is A Platform And Hub For The Creative Arts: Music, Dance, Fashion, Drama, Media Production And Photography. We Believe That The Local And Wider Community Deserve The Fighting Chance To Become Successful Within The Creative Industry. We Aim To Upskill, Inspire And Create The Opportunities To Individuals, To Learn, Craft And Sharpen Their Knowledge And Experience Within Their Chosen Sectors.

steven thomson, creative producer

Outspoken Arts Scotland Ltd was formed in 1995 originally as Gala Scotland Ltd. The Company was formed to run the former Glasgay! LGBT arts festival, which ran from 1993-2014. The company changed its name in August 2015 to Outspoken Arts Scotland and relocated to Paisley in 2018. The Company is funded by Creative Scotland and Renfrewshire Council. The Company also receives commercial sponsorship and occasional grants from various trusts and foundations.

independent dance

Independent Dance (ID) supports the development of dance through radical enquiry, learning, community-building and audience engagement. Based at Siobhan Davies Studios in London, ID is a research engine and ‘home’ organisation for a growing community of practitioners in the UK and around the world. It has been artist and female-led since 1984. Our public programme supports a wide range of accessible and interdisciplinary approaches to dance, somatics, improvisation and choreography. Co-designed with UK/ international artists and partner organisations, this far-reaching programme includes classes, talks, workshops, research, digital initiatives and festivals. ID also bridges higher education and professional spheres, leading on MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional in partnership with Trinity Laban and Siobhan Davies Studios. Our aim is to generate a diverse and dynamic ‘community of practice’ which is not limited to one place or location and to agitate for positive change and justice within ID, the arts and society. Independent Dance is proud to be part of an ongoing National Portfolio Organisation consortium led by Siobhan Davies Studios, supported using public funding by Arts Council England. Funders and partners in 2021 & 2022 Arts Council England The Leverhulme Trust Sadler’s Wells Perform Europe Fest En Fest Center for Performance Research, New York Dance North Trinity Laban University of Roehampton University of Middlesex Dance HE Theatre, Dance and Performance Training Journal Centre for Performance Philosophy, University of Surrey Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University Women’s Art Library, Goldsmiths Library Special Collections and Archives Siobhan Davies Studios

creative provisions

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