A event held at St Werburghs Community Centre on Saturday 29th February. The event starts at 10:00.
Creative Mentoring Skills Training
An intergenerational-focused, open weekend programme for anyone who believes that vibrant, collaborative and visionary communities are possible everywhere.
Saturday 29th Feb & Sunday 1st March 2020
Saturday 10.00-16.00 - St. Werburghs Community Centre, Bristol
Sunday 10.00 - 16.00 - St Paul’s Adventure Playground, Bristol
Whether you’re looking to build up your skill set, empower others or support people in your own family or community, this weekend training gives you the space to connect, share and learn using the tools of creative mentoring and intergenerational communication.
Using imaginative approaches to peer-mentoring, we will gather to build skills for a more resilient, connected & empowered future.
Thriving communities are only possible through skillful & diverse participation… so please join us!
This weekend offers the space to:
- Practice creative tools for community building
- Develop your coaching & mentoring skills
- Listen across generations about things that matter
- Learn effective ways to communicate across difference
- Gather tools for resilience & self-leadership
- Clarify visions for your community and how you can contribute
Creative Mentoring Skills will be facilitated by Lydia Newman, Ben Mali Macfadyen and Kanada Gorla, whose work as mentors, facilitators, artists & activists have led them to create and deliver programmes in communities across the UK and beyond. Collaborations in the South West include Embercombe, Tribe of Doris, Riverford Organic Farmers, Exeter and Plymouth Universities and Edventure Frome.
We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds including those with a lived experience of disability & those who identify as a Person of Colour (POC) and/or Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME).
We are offering tickets on a sliding scale from £20, with the option to support others to participate by 'paying-it-forward'. Ticket prices are calculated at £60 to cover venue costs and facilitator fees.
Your booking fees will be donated to help support local social initiatives - This week - https://caringinbristol.co.uk/
Concession & Low Wage = £20
Standard = £60
Standard + 'Pay-It-Forward' £100
For more information email [email protected]
www.connectkin.org
Entry requirements:
An intergenerational-focused, open weekend programme for anyone who believes that vibrant, collaborative and visionary communities are possible everywhere.
Saturday 29th Feb & Sunday 1st March 2020
Saturday 10.00-16.00 - St. Werburghs Community Centre, Bristol
Sunday 10.00 - 16.00 - St Paul’s Adventure Playground, Bristol
Whether you’re looking to build up your skill set, empower others or support people in your own family or community, this weekend training gives you the space to connect, share and learn using the tools of creative mentoring and intergenerational communication.
Using imaginative approaches to peer-mentoring, we will gather to build skills for a more resilient, connected & empowered future.
Thriving communities are only possible through skillful & diverse participation… so please join us!
This weekend offers the space to:
- Practice creative tools for community building
- Develop your coaching & mentoring skills
- Listen across generations about things that matter
- Learn effective ways to communicate across difference
- Gather tools for resilience & self-leadership
- Clarify visions for your community and how you can contribute
Creative Mentoring Skills will be facilitated by Lydia Newman, Ben Mali Macfadyen and Kanada Gorla, whose work as mentors, facilitators, artists & activists have led them to create and deliver programmes in communities across the UK and beyond. Collaborations in the South West include Embercombe, Tribe of Doris, Riverford Organic Farmers, Exeter and Plymouth Universities and Edventure Frome.
We encourage applications from people of all backgrounds including those with a lived experience of disability & those who identify as a Person of Colour (POC) and/or Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME).
We are offering tickets on a sliding scale from £20, with the option to support others to participate by 'paying-it-forward'. Ticket prices are calculated at £60 to cover venue costs and facilitator fees.
Your booking fees will be donated to help support local social initiatives - This week - https://caringinbristol.co.uk/
Concession & Low Wage = £20
Standard = £60
Standard + 'Pay-It-Forward' £100
For more information email [email protected]
www.connectkin.org
Entry requirements:
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