Relate: Storytelling and Creative Identity

How do you relate to your own creative self?

And how do you relate the story of that to others?

Join me for a one-hour workshop to develop a narrative about your creative identity.

The word ‘creative’ gets bandied about so often that it’s almost lost its meaning. And yet we are constantly told that we need to be this thing ‘creative’, that it’s an essential skill for the future.

Which it is. But what does it mean? More specifically, what does it mean to you?

Do you consider yourself to be creative?

(That was a trick question: We are all creative but creative in ways that are unique to us).

What are your creative skills, talents, or qualities? Can you describe them? Even to yourself?

Join me for a one-hour session to unpack what being creative means to you, how you feel about your creative identity, and how you might articulate this to yourself and others.

About your facilitator:

Meredith Lewis has over 30 years’ experience of working in the university, arts, and community sectors in Australia; her roles have included arts manager, project manager, workplace trainer, community centre manager, choreographer, events manager, and performer.

As a creative facilitator, mentor, and writer, she specialises in leading discussions, interventions, and workshops that help people to understand their creative identity, develop a creative process, and navigate their way through complex projects.

Meredith is focused on helping people to work in ways that are humane and generative of inspiration, learning, and resilience. She is particularly interested in helping people to reclaim confidence in their creativity, harness collective imagination, and develop capabilities in futures literacy, interdisciplinary and / or transdisciplinary work.