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Voiced: Inclusivity, empowerment and wellbeing for a museum community

30 January 2023, 11:00 am–12:15 pm

close up of woven fabric, photo by Kaz Madigan

Part of the seminar series, The Spaces Between: Equity, Voice, Agency and Care Practices Involving the Arts and Arts Therapies

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Javiera Sandoval Limari

Museums, as neutral, non-judgmental spaces, play an important role in enhancingÌýmental, social and physical aspects of a community.ÌýThis talk explores how museums build and grow in collaboration with their communityÌýpartners. To drive creativity and agency, participants can benefit from such socialÌýspaces for experiential and experimental opportunities that provide access to artsbasedÌýwellness & art therapy content and programming. This is achieved throughÌýengagement and empowerment by offering multimodal therapeutic opportunitiesÌýfrom moments of calm, reflection and self-expression in connection with theÌýmuseum’s collection and the architecture.

Maral Jule Bedoyan
MA in Museums and Gallery practice from UCL Qatar.ÌýLeading the Department of Education and the WellbeingÌýinitiative at Louvre Abu Dhabi

Richa Mehta
Art Therapy, Vancouver Art Therapy Institute.ÌýMA in Education with focus on Society, Cultures and Languages,ÌýUniversity of Ottawa.ÌýSenior Learning Resources Officer.ÌýArts for wellbeing initiative at Louvre Abu Dhabi.

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PhotoÌýby Kaz MadiganÌý