Grieving the Brochure:
Navigating Amid Institutional and Political Change
Presented by ARTISTS HEAL®
Facilitated by Noelle Diane Johnson
ARTISTS HEAL® Founder & Certified DEI Strategist
Registration is now Open
What is the purpose of this workshop?
The ultimate goal is healing.
Grieving the Brochure offers participants practical tools to navigate institutional and political change. This PWYD workshop is an all-inclusive workshop that will help participants reconcile institutional ideals with institutional realities and navigate the gaps in between.
This 90-minute workshop is designed for artists, creatives, professionals working in the non-profit arts sector, and theatre educators who are seeking ways to support themselves, their teams, their students, or their communities in navigating the challenges posed by institutional shifts, political change, and DEI-related issues, both internally and in response to current global events.
Facilitated by Noelle Diane Johnson, an artist, educator, and Certified DEI Strategist, this session offers practical tools and resources for creating spaces of healing and collaboration during times of change. Using the four pillars of The Artists Heal® Method, Noelle will guide participants through trauma-informed practices focused on boundaries, consent, and holistic healing. Attendees will leave with strategies for fostering healing and cultivating supportive environments for team and community processing.
Is this workshop for me?
A few questions to consider…
▸ Am I a collaborative art-maker interested in creating spaces that effectively support marginalized artists and vulnerable communities?
▸ Do I create art through theatre and collaborative art-making? For myself? For others?
▸ Am I on a journey to decolonize and dismantle the systems and structures of White Supremacy in my own practice and process?
▸ Am I interested in practical resources based on boundaries and consent and how these concepts can foster self-liberation in my creative environments?
▸ Would I like to find community and fellowship with other Artists seeking to implement changes in industry standards?
Workshop Details
Frequently asked questions
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UPCOMING DATES:
Wednesday, December 1, 2024 | 12-1:30p ET
Monday, January 13, 2025 | 12-1:30p ET
Tuesday, January 28, 2025 | 12-1:30p ET
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This workshop is 90 minutes long including the presentation and Q&A.
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This is a virtual workshop via Zoom. The link is provided upon registration.
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This workshop is a PWYD workshop with a suggested payment of $0-25.
Your support helps Artists Heal® continue to provide low-cost and community based resources.
Thank you for your donation.
Meet your Facilitator
Noelle Diane Johnson (she/her) is an artist, educator, creative entrepreneur, and certified DEI Strategist committed to healing activism and community building based in Philadelphia, PA.
She has served as Actor/Performer, Director, Choreographer, EDI Consultant, Intimacy Consultant/Choreographer, Stage Manager, and Production Manager in multiple venues including the Wilma Theater, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Arden Theatre, Theatre Horizon, The Lantern Theater Company, Simpatico Theatre Company, Theatre in the X, Shakespeare in Clark Park, The Bearded Ladies Cabaret, FringeArts, Long Wharf Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, Playbill, Kansas State, Villanova University, Bryn Mawr College, Columbia University, and Barnard College among many others.
Noelle is the Founder & Owner of ARTISTS HEAL®, a company designed to create healing and care spaces for collaborative art-making while centering and providing resources for marginalized artists and vulnerable communities. She has successfully brought the work of ARTISTS HEAL™ in the form of providing Equitable & Inclusive Rehearsal Room services and serving as EDI Consultant/Liason with theatres across the nation. Artists Heal® offers programming to promote self-liberated, inclusive, and equitable spaces designed for healing and expansion through decolonized artistic practice and process while dismantling systems and structures of White Supremacy. Noelle is also an educator and adjunct professor at Rowan University.
