Holistic & Effective Management Strategies
FOR ARTS ADMINISTRATORS, MANAGERS, AND LEADERS
Presented by ARTISTS HEAL™
Facilitated by Noelle Diane Johnson
ARTISTS HEAL Founder & Owner
Registration is now closed.
What is the purpose of this workshop?
The ultimate goal is healing.
Holistic & Effective Management Strategies is an all-inclusive workshop for Arts Administrators, Managers, and Leaders looking to obtain holistic and effective strategies to navigate harm, heal and implement decolonized practices while working in service to collaborative art-making.
This workshop helps participants create connection between the work arts administrators, managers and leaders do to severe the arts and the creation of an artistic practice designed to serve themselves and collaborators in creating self-liberating and equitable working environments.
ARTISTS HEAL™ workshops provide support, community, and practical tools to incorporate into your artistic and healing practice. ARTISTS HEAL™ facilitates a space that allows artists to access Self-liberation, vulnerability, and empowerment as we continue to work towards a shift in industry standards and practices.
Is this workshop for me?
A few questions to consider…
▸ Am I an arts administrator, manager, or leader in the collaborative art-making field?
▸ Am I interested in learning methods and strategies to create a holistic structure and equitable working environments?
▸ Am I on a journey to decolonize and dismantle the systems and structures of White Supremacy in my own practice and process?
▸ Am I looking to translate my administrative, management, and leadership skills into developing a practice designed to create self-liberating spaces for myself and others?
This workshop encourages and empowers participants to embrace their roles in the arts and translate their administrative, management, and leadership skills into developing a practice designed to create self-liberating spaces for themselves and collaborators.
What will I get from this workshop?
Thinking about coming? Here’s what you’ll get!
A pathway to proficiency in using tools to effectively dismantle systems and structures of White Supremacy in collaborative art-making spaces.
Practice and Process designed to bridge the gap between collaborative art-makers working in production and administrators, managers, and leaders serving collaborative art-making.
Tools, methods, and strategies designed to serve participants in creating equitable and self-liberating spaces for themselves, colleagues, and collaborators.
A trauma-informed, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, somatic, anti-racist, and consent-based perspective to incorporate into administrative and management strategies.
Workshop Details
Frequently asked questions
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UPCOMING DATES:
Saturday, July 2, 2022 | Noon-3pm | ZOOM
Saturday, July 16, 2022 | Noon - 3pm | ZOOM
Saturday, August 6, 2022 | Noon - 3pm | ZOOM
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This workshop is 3 hours long and includes:
A presentation
Light Refreshments (for in-person workshops)
Group grounding, activities, fellowship, and Q&A
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This is a virtual workshop via Zoom. The link is provided upon registration.
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This workshop is offered on a 3-tier sliding scale. (Pricing scale can be viewed on the workshop registration page)
Sponsorships for Black and Global Majority/BIPOC folx to attend are available at special request.
Check back for information about how to apply for a sponsorship.
Meet your Facilitator
Noelle Diane Johnson (she/her/hers) is a multi-disciplinary Artist and Artist Advocate based in Philadelphia, PA.
She has served as Actor/Performer, Director, Choreographer, EDI Consultant, Intimacy Consultant/Choreographer, Stage Manager, and Production Manager in multiple venues including the Wilma Theater, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Arden Theatre, Theatre Horizon, The Lantern Theater Company, Simpatico Theatre Company, Theatre in the X, Shakespeare in Clark Park, The Bearded Ladies Cabaret, FringeArts, Long Wharf Theatre, Seattle Children’s Theatre, and Playbill among many others.
Noelle is the Founder & Owner of ARTISTS HEAL™, a company designed to create healing and care spaces for collaborative art-making while centering and providing resources for marginalized artists and vulnerable communities. She has successfully brought the work of ARTISTS HEAL™ in the form of providing Equitable & Inclusive Rehearsal Room services and serving as EDI Consultant/Liason with theatres across the nation. Noelle believes in servant leadership and offers programming to promote self-liberated, inclusive, and equitable spaces designed for healing and expansion through decolonized artistic practice and process while dismantling systems and structures of White Supremacy.