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We are happy to share with you a new e-manual called “Inclusive Programming and Audience Development: Exploring Collective Reflection”. This E-MANUAL is based on the successful experience of the “Inclusive Programming and Audience Development” workshop, held in May 2024 in Barcelona. Designed to support cultural workers, professionals, and students while promoting inclusivity in cultural programming, this guide provides step-by-step instructions to help you organize and facilitate similar workshops in your own community.

This workshop is a part of the project INclusive arts for Social Participation, Integration, Resilience and Well-being in Europe (INSPIRE), co-funded by Creative Europe program, promoted by Nedomysleno, Fundacja Varszatovnia and l’Altre Festival.

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We are glad to annouce that Inspire project continues and presents the activity “Theatre Seminar”, promoted by our partner Fundacja Varsztatovnia from Poland. The seminar will be held during September 21 and 22 in Dom Otwarty in Warsaw. All of the partners will participate remotely to discuss about the Culture and inclusivity from local point of view.

L’Altre Festival will share its experience in Catalonia, talking about three key points, access, participation and sensitization for people in vulnerable situation.

The aim of the project is to empower people with mental health issues, cultural workers and professionals from mental health system to use the arts as a means to promote mental health and create more inclusive communities. This activity is part of the INSPIRE project, co-funded by European Union.

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This workshop explored the intersection of art, mental health and community engagement. What does otherness mean in our society? Participants learnt about the benefits of using participatory art practices to promote mental health and well-being. Through interactive sessions, participants obtained practical skills and knowledge to develop inclusive and participatory art practices that address mental health issues in their communities.

“Discover the Otherness and the Other next to you.”

Parcipants were exploring the concept of Otherness and the importance of empathy and respect. During the workshop there
were recollected more than 400 paintings, representing different views andways of the Otherness and there was held a group discussion at the end: Who is the Other? Where is a difference?

The aim is to empower people with mental health issues, cultural workers and professionals from mental health system to use the arts as a means to promote mental health and create more inclusive communities. This activity is part of the INSPIRE project, co-funded by European Union.

With the support of:

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Inclusive Programming and Audience Development: Exploring Collective Reflection

Inclusivity seminar INSPIRE

Otherness: exploring the intersection of participatory arts practices and mental health

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Inclusive Programming and Audience Development: Exploring Collective Reflection