Junction Arts: You're invited to our Derbyshire Creative Heritage Conference 2021
The third Derbyshire Creative Heritage Conference will take place on Thursday 27th May 2021. Entitled 'Activism for Social Change', you'll be exploring the role of the arts and heritage sectors in making change, as a tool for protest and in helping to make our voices heard.
This year the conference will be an online event using Zoom from 10.00am-1.30pm. The programme will include talks by poet, archivist and founder of Nottingham Black Archive Panya Banjoko and Anne Vinegrad from Artichoke Trust. There will also be a creative heritage workshop, where you will be sent creative packs in the post to equip the workshop (ticket fee to cover costs).
The Derbyshire Creative Heritage Conference began in 2017 and takes places every two years. The aim of the conference is to celebrate and raise awareness of all of the excellent heritage work that is currently being delivered across Derbyshire. The DCHC team hope that by bringing people together we can explore new ways of working, ask some challenging questions and discuss potential new partnerships.
Panya Banjoko Anna Vinegrad
Derbyshire Creative Heritage Conference Programme: Activism for Social Change
10.00am - Paul Steele, Managing Director of Junction Arts
Welcome and introduction
10.10am - Nottingham Black Archive as Activism
Presentation by Panya Banjoko, poet, archivist and founder of the Nottingham Black Archive, followed by a Q&A
10.50am - Break
11.00am - Transforming Lives Through Art
Presentation by Anna Vinegrad, Communications Director at Artichoke Trust, followed by a Q&A
11.40am - Creative Heritage Selfie Workshop with artist Cora Glasser. Materials provided.
12.20pm - Break
12.35pm - Discussion
Delegates will be assigned into breakout rooms
1.00pm - Report back
1.25pm - Summary, thanks and close
Thursday, 27th May 2021 | 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM | Online - via Zoom
Limited tickets are available so please book early to avoid disappointment. Everyone welcome.