Join us for an interactive event on the power of creative practice and lived experience to shape inclusive health systems!

RMIT's Health Transformation Lab is delighted to invite you to a unique event exploring the power of story-telling and creative practice in shaping and re-imagining futures in health.

The event is inspired by the powerful work of a collective of Australian writers with disability, led by award-winning writer Andy Jackson as part of his Writing the Future of Health Fellowship with the Health Transformation Lab. Collab/Oration produced the recently published "Raging Grace" anthology, and invites us to explore ideas of shared vulnerability, the wisdom of lived experience, and the need for a genuinely inclusive health system and society.

The event will include:

Showcase of work from "Raging Grace", with readings by Andy Jackson, Sarah Stivens and Beau Windon.
Panel discussion with practitioners from creative, academic and social sectors: Andy Jackson (moderator), Sarah Stivens, Beau Windon, Dr Anthea Skinner and Dr Tamara Borovica.
Collaborative writing / creative experience.

To fully experience the power of the works, themes, and conversation, in-person attendance is encouraged. An online option will be made available for those unable to attend in person.

When: Thursday 20th February, 10:30am - 1.00pm

Where: RMIT University's Social Innovation Hub,155 Pelham Street, Carlton

Light refreshments will be provided - places are limited so please book quickly to secure a spot!

Accessibility

If attending in person, we request that you please wear a mask if possible.
The building has elevator access to the first floor and an accessible toilet.
A quiet space will be available for those who need a low sensory break out area.

This event is made possible through the support of RMIT’s Practice Enabling Impact Platform (EIP) Strategic Impact Fund

Contact the host of Collab/Oration In Conversation: Influencing Systems Through Creative Practice

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