5 & 6 & 7 May 2021

Creative Recovery Network and CQRASN present:

Disaster Ready Regions Creative Recovery Training

As part of the Shine Bright Festival

Creative Recovery Training is being offered to grow your skills and connect you into a wide network of community facilitators. Participation will enable you to be better equipped to support your community in difficult times.

At the end of this training, you will:

  • Understand the way trauma impacts on our communities and how best to plan and present support programs.
  • Have a planning framework to support community project planning and facilitation.
  • Have resources and skills to support community project development within a disaster context.
  • Be connected to like-minded people.

This training opportunity is being facilitated by Scotia Monkivitch from the Creative Recovery Network.

ABOUT CREATIVE RECOVERY NETWORK

 Creative Recovery Network is a national agency that advocates for the role of arts and culture within disaster management. We are a growing network of artists working with our communities as we prepare, respond and recover from disasters. The Creative Recovery Network was established in response to the growing recognition of the value of the arts in preparing for and recovering from disaster. Creative Recovery Network proactively ensures that culture and arts are the bedrock structure around which we connect, learn and grow, enabling the arts to play a deep, real role in supporting disaster resilience and connections amongst communities and individuals.

LOCATION

Building 5 Drama Barn, CQUniversity, 6 University Drive, Bundaberg.

TIME

This is an immersive training program.

Wednesday 5th of May, 4-9pm.

Thursday 6th of May, 9-5pm.

Friday 7th of May, 9-5 pm.

COST

$20 booking fee.

TO REGISTER

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/disaster-ready-regions-cqrasn-shine-bright-creative-recovery-training-tickets-148576587573

CONTACT:

For more information contact Trudie Leigo, CQRASN Project Officer,  t.leigo@cqu.edu.au or 0439 807 960.

 

This project is proudly funded by:

Foundation of Rural Regional Renewal in partnership with Stockland CARE Foundation;

This project is supported by:

Bundaberg Regional Council, CQ University, Australia Council for the Arts and Arts Queensland.