Summary
In this Rewind episode of The Voices of Creative Health, we return to my conversation with Maria from RSTY – The Creative School of Art, as we revisit the importance of young people, creativity and the future of Creative Health.
One of the key themes emerging from the recent Common Ground conference was the importance of planting seeds now to nurture the next generation of the Creative Health workforce. But what does that look like in practice, and how can we make sure young people have opportunities to explore creativity, discover their potential and see themselves as part of this growing field?
Maria's conversation reminds us why investing in young people matters. By creating opportunities for creative expression, learning and exploration, we can begin to build pathways that enable young people to connect with creativity, wellbeing and future creative careers.
Sometimes, the work we do today won't show its full impact for years to come. But every opportunity, every conversation and every seed planted can help shape what comes next.
Because the future of Creative Health starts with the opportunities we create today.
Keywords
Creative Health, Young People, Creative Education, Future Workforce, Creative Careers, Youth Empowerment, Creative Expression, Health and Wellbeing Access to Creativity, Creative Learning, Youth Pathways, The Voices of Creative Health, RSTY-The Creative School of Art, Innovation
Connect with Maria
Website: https://www.rtsythecreativeschoolofart.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rtsy.thecreativeschoolofart/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rtsy.thecreativeschoolofart/
Resources Corner
Funding
Grand Plan Fund
www.grandplanfund.co.uk/
Events
Org: Barnet Council
Event: Light and flight festival
Link: Light + Flight Festival Tickets, Multiple dates | Eventbrite
News
New NCCH introduces a new Blog series to Introduce the Creative Health Leads across England.
National Centre for Creative Health
Connect with Jen
Email: Thevoicesofcreativehealth@outlook.com
Instagram: @thevoicesofcreativehealth
LinkedIn: Jennifer Leslie