- Venue
- SEESAW
- Date
- Wednesday, September 4, 2024
06:00 PM - Address
- SEESAW, 86 Princess Street, Manchester
- Location
- North West England
- Organiser
- SEESAW and Starling
Welcome to “Spill the T”; a series of talks designed to inspire, educate, and foster meaningful discussions among the vibrant community of creatives in Manchester. Join us as we dive into expert-led insights, share experiences, and learn from one another’s journeys.
Join Starling to unpick the complex world of freelancing as a neurodivergent artist.
You will be able to connect with other artists and creatives, learn how to talk about neurodivergence with employers/arts orgs and discover tools to help support you with the juggling of multiple projects.
The session will provide a starting point for you to build practices that enhance your unique skills and qualities, supporting you to develop your career in a clear-sighted and sustainable way.
Where will the workshop take place?
This is an in-person session taking place at SEESAW space in Manchester, places are limited and you will need to register on Eventbrite via the link below. If you would like to attend, but are unable to make it in person, then join the Zoom livestream where you’ll be able to access the session and your questions will be answered in a follow up email at a later date.
Who is this workshop for?
- Creatives looking to naivgate the art world who are neurodivergent
- Neurodivergent freelancers who are looking for advice and support
- Any creative person wanting to better their understanding of neurodiversity
The Organisation
Starling is a Manchester-based arts organisation whose vision is to build a neuro-inclusive world – thinking differently as standard. We work with neurodivergent young people to provide neuro-affirming spaces to get creative and build self-expression. We also work with neurodivergent artists and creatives to develop a resilient and skilled workforce, enhancing representation of neurodiversity in the arts and cultural sector.
Our neurodiversity awareness training and consultancy supports organisations to understand the complex world of neurological diversity and provides practical solutions to create more neuro-inclusive ways of working in workplaces and beyond.
The workshop leader
Katie Charlton who is the Founder & Director of Starling, will provide handy hints, tips and practical resources to support you to develop neuro-affirming ways of working that you can take forward into your freelance life.
Tickets are in-person or online here:
