Anne Peaker Lecture 2023 - Thank You
A celebration of art, reform, and creative expression
Thank you for joining us yesterday for the Anne Peaker Lecture 2023. We hope you found the lecture interesting and inspiring. We will be collecting thoughts and contributions from the event chat on Zoom, as well as Twitter and Discord on our Anne Peaker 2023 'Key Takeaway's' event blog later this week, so if you have not used Discord, or the #AnnePeaker2023 on Twitter for your creative contributions - there is still time.
Tweet us @ArtsCJS using #AnnePeaker2023 or join the conversation on the Clinks Discord server.
We would like to say an extra thank you to our contributors: Carl Cattermole, Lady Unchained, Shona Babayemi, Russ Haynes, Ruslan Shamsutdinov, Demi Wilson-Smith, Ric Renton and Laura Asare. All of them provided deeply thoughtful and evocative moments for our attendees to think about moving forward.
What did you think of the event? Was this your first time attending a NCJAA event?
We would appreciate just 5 minutes of your time to fill out a quick evaluation survey of this event.
We hope to see you again soon at NCJAA presents Inspire: Sustainability in the arts and criminal justice sector.
For those who could not make it, please take a look online at the conversation and consider following and engaging with our key contributors to hear about their future work. We look forward to welcoming you at future events.
NEXT EVENT: Inspire: Sustainability in the Arts and Criminal Justice Sector | 21 March | Rich Mix, London
The National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance (NCJAA) presents Inspire: Sustainability in the arts and criminal justice sector, featuring a showcase of the Inspiring Futures project and a gathering of network members at Rich Mix, London. On the 21 March the NCJAA network will gather for a day of performances, workshops, panel debate and networking. Attendees will be invited to spend their afternoon in participatory workshops themed around sustainability from an environmental perspective to considering workforce wellbeing. The event will bring together our network of sector specialists and stakeholders to share and reflect on the impact and future sustainability of delivering arts in criminal justice settings.
Places for this sought after event are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.
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