A Sound Connections Knowledge and Practice Exchange
£35 freelance rate; £60 organisations with a turnover of less than £250k; £90 organisations with a turnover of more than £25.
In our annual gathering this year we will be exploring what power and privilege means in music education.
Hosted by Talia Randall, speakers from outside the music education sector including Imrana Mahmood (Arts Educationalist), Reveal Poison (Poet and Rap Artist), Claire Mera Nelson (Director of Music, Arts Council England) and Sahar Summer (Wired4Music) will offer their perspective, insight and provocation.
Confirmed breakout sessions:
More information on the timetable and sessions here.
During lunch, delegates will be able to have Development Needs Analysis one-to-one sessions with the Sound Connections team.
We are experimenting with a new format that will focus around a Long Table, where we hope all delegates will be able to bring their ideas forward and engage meaningfully with our large events.
Why attend?
Who is Inclusive Practice in Action for?
This event is open to anybody working with children and young people and music for example:
All are welcome! If you have any queries about whether this event is for you please email admin@sound-connections.org.uk. Some travel bursaries are available for practitioners who aren’t London based, please email admin@sound-connections.org.uk for details.
We hope to see you there, to join the Long Table discussions, network with a range of people from within and beyond the music education sector, and further your own thinking and practice.
We are working towards all of our venues being fully accessible, and checking accessibility details with venues is part of our booking process. If you have any queries about access at the venue please contact admin@sound-connections.org.uk
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