Opportunity
To commemorate Black History Month Ireland in October 2024 through the lens of Arts and Health, GSAH is seeking collaborators and partners who run creative health and art therapy programmes or facilitate arts for health and wellbeing.
Are you a community leader, activist, inclusion specialist, researcher, scholar, applied theatre practitioner, dancer, musician, creative artist, neurologist, social scientist, policy maker, health professional, social worker, therapist, social innovator, storyteller, mental health specialist, culture producer, curator, spoken word artist, poet, social entrepreneur or educator?
Are you based in Galway, Dublin, Cork, Kilkenny, Waterford, Limerick, Killarney, Londonderry, Belfast, Sligo, Kinsale or Westport?
GSAH invites you to collaborate in the inauguration of the Global South Arts and Health Pavilion, a project dedicated to celebrating Black History Month in Ireland.
How to get involved
Fill out the form: https://bit.ly/GSAH-Ireland-BHM
For inquiries, kindly email blackhistorymonth@gsahw.com
Application Deadline:
30 September 2024
Background
The Global South Arts and Health Week was inspired by the creative engagements and multicultural collaboration from the Arts in Medicine Projects led Global Arts in Medicine Fellowship programme, which has hosted an Arts in Health festival twice every year since 2018.
It is a creative health initiative led by an interdisciplinary team of students and professionals from Africa, Asia, the UK, Europe, and America. This programme has impacted over 10,000 participants from 43 countries across the globe. This includes patients, community members, and healthcare professionals, among others.
The Global South Arts & Health Week seeks to collaborate with arts and cultural organisations, academic institutions, public and community health establishments, government agencies, diplomatic missions, local and international organisations, the private and public sectors, civic societies, NGOs, cultural producers, festival directors, and a team of interdisciplinary students and professionals.