Art is socially, culturally, and politically engaged and it can effect change in any of these spaces. It can be a powerful way of exploring and articulating trauma, challenging societal understandings, and making space for survivor narratives. Doing this safely and meaningfully is critical for all involved and for the impact of the work.

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What we offer

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• Advice and support on trauma-informed art practice

• Advice and support on how to work safely and sensitively with trauma-related themes

• Advice and support with the meaningful involvement or engagement of trauma survivors in your work

• Advice and support in designing, conducting, and disseminating trauma-sensitive practice-based research

• Advice and support in creating a trauma-sensitive creative environment in your organisation/institution

• Facilitated creative space to check-in on the process, reflect, address issues, co-learn, and progress

• Consultant roles in trauma-related art projects (Note: We also welcome artist collaborations - get in touch if you would like to work with us!)