Artivism Workshop: Wellbeing Event with Skaped

About

This Artivism workshop combines art and activism to create a powerful platform for social change.

Through creative expression, participants will explore issues that matter to them and learn how to use their art to communicate their message effectively. We will also discuss the history of artivism and its impact on social movements.

By the end of the workshop, participants will have gained the skills and knowledge to use their art as a tool for activism, creating a powerful impact on the world around them.

No experience necessary. All materials will be provided as well as soft drinks and snacks.

Why take part?

• Influence change in your community
• Learn to how use your creative voice to explore issues that matter to you
• Network with other like-minded creatives
• Take part in fun activities that benefit your creative wellbeing

Who is it for?

This event is for 18-30 year old East Londoners from Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Waltham Forest, interested in creative expression, activism and wellbeing.

Dates / Times / Locations

Thursday 13th July, 6.30 - 8.30pm

Venue: Good Growth Hub, Unit 1-28, Echo Building, E Bay Ln, London E15 2SJ

What is Skaped?

Skaped is an East-London-based artivist charity that encourages young people to engage with community building and social change through the creative arts. They run relatable creative workshops, educational programmes and art projects for 11-30-year-olds. Their programmes spark conversations surrounding societal change, gender equality, gentrification, migration, anti-discrimination, and the like.

Skaped leads through care and acceptance; they believe that through intentionally cultivating empathetic environments, radical relationships are built that lead to the creation of a more just world.

What is the Good Growth Hub?

Good Growth Hub brings together people and businesses in east London to offer career opportunities, training and skills to 18- to 30-year-olds in our community, and fresh new talent to local businesses.

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