A Place At The Table Symposium

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Towards a Manifesto for Inclusion: Two days of conversation, creativity and connection to put inclusion at the heart of our communities.

Campfire Songs
Campfire Songs
Podcasting: Agents of Change or Echo Chambers? poster
A Place at the Table poster
Campfire Songs
A Place at the Table poster
CJ Turner-McMullan photo
A Place At The Table - 4th September, Pound Arts Centre, Corsham White table with two columns, Time and Event: 09:30 Registration (Foyer) 10:00 Welcome - Housekeeping 10:15 Anne Hills; Trustee Fair Frome: Real People, Real Projects, Real Difference 10:50 Lucinda Jarrett and Sarah Gilmartin: Movement and Performance Arts to Create Inclusive Connected Communities  11:30 Break 11:45 Continuation: Lucinda Jarrett and Sarah Gilmartin 12:45 Lunch Break / Strategies for Self-Advocacy and Care Short-Workshops and Walk With Me sessions 14:00 Just Imagine If - Session Two 14:45 Break 15:00 - 16:30 Just Imagine If - Conclusion / Manifesto of Inclusion
A Place At The Table - 5th September, Online - White box separated in a smaller and bigger section: 13:30 - 14:30 Campfire Songs - Online Session 13:30 - 14:30 Campfire Songs - Online Session The Place4Hope youth leadership board overseeing the Campfire Songs project will present a seminar exploring digital access, inclusion, challenges and limitations In this session, the youth leadership board will talk about the Campfire Songs project and how working online brings them a sense of global connection and solidarity which makes them feel that they can take action and make a change but also recognising the inequalities around digital access to participate “If the population of the earth fled the dying planet because of rising heat, what would and what could we do?” Campfire Songs: The Art of Storytelling in Heat and Flame, 2025 - 2026 As a result of climate change, urban heat is causing a rise in temperatures making urban living a risk to human life in Summers across Southern Europe. Simultaneously, forest fires are destroying whole communities.
A Place At The Table - 3rd September, Pound Arts Centre, Corsham - White table with two columns, Time and Event: 09:30 Registration (Foyer) 10:00 Welcome - Housekeeping 10:15 Phoebe Kemp - What is Disability Justice? 10:40 Sam Alshoabi - A Journey of Resilience 11:15 Q and A - Discussion 11:3 Break / Strategies for Self-Advocacy and Care Short Workshops 11:45 Dr Agata Vitale: Cross cultural trauma and Community Resilience - Q & A 12:45 Lunch Break / Walk With Me sessions 14:00 Wiltshire Council and Pioneers: The Power of Collaboration 14:45 Break 15:00 - 16:30 Just Imagine If - Session One 18:00 Online Podcasting Agents of Change or Echo Chambers? by Lewis Huo, Penny Dale and Stephen Bush
A yellow poster with faded pink shades around the page with the logos of Corsham Town Council, National Co-Ordinating Centre for Public Engagement, The Studio in Bath, Bath Spa University, Web Usability and Wiltshire Association of Local Councils logos on the top of the yellow page. In the centre of the page there is black bold text 'A Place at the Table' in the middle, under it '3rd & 4th September - Pound Arts Centre, Corsham - Free Symposium' and under that there is the final paragraph that says 'Towards a Manifesto for Inclusion: Two days of conversation, creativity and connection to put inclusion at the heart of our communities.'.