开云体育

Our?programme continues with its next module, focused on?IR’s Practitioner Partnership Programme.?While this session is part of GIRIC’s structured support, all practitioners are welcome to join – no prior membership required.

What This Module Offers

• Collaborative Framework:?Propose and lead public workshops, courses, or embodied practices with IR handling promotion, bookings, and administration.

• Creative Autonomy:?Retain full control over your content while benefiting from IR’s logistical support.

• Revenue Sharing:?Earn a fair share of net income to sustain your practice and broaden community impact.

• For All Levels:?Whether you’re refining an existing project or exploring your first public offering.

Session Details

• Date:?Wednesday, 19 March 2025

• Time:?17:00 – 18:30 (London, UK Time)

• Location:?Online via Zoom Pro

• Tickets:??5 for general admission | ?3 for?

• Limited Spots!

We believe in sustainable professional development that truly supports your work and passion. If you've enjoyed our previous modules, we’d love to welcome you back - and if you're new, we can’t wait to see what you bring to our community.

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Mark your calendar for upcoming and last module from term 1:

• 2 Apr:?

We’d love to have you join us for this final session of Term 1 and continue the journey into Term 2!

A Sneak Peek at Term 2:t
We’re already gearing up for Term 2, and here’s a quick look at what’s coming:

• 14 May – Practice:?Creative Labs & Devising Performance
  Focus: Techniques for creative labs, devising performance, and developing your practice.

• 28 May – Practice:?Embodied Research & Ideas Inspiration
  Focus: Exploring research, somatic inquiry, and turning creative ideas into tangible outputs.

• 11 Jun – Pedagogy:?Planning & Preparation for Workshops
  Focus: Step-by-step guidance on organising courses, residencies, or community events.

• 25 Jun – Pedagogy:?Assessment & Evaluation Approaches
  Focus: Methods for assessing learning, gathering evidence, and capturing the qualitative aspects of creative processes.

• 9 Jul – Projects:?Digital Promotion & Community Building
  Focus: Engaging your community through digital promotion and building long-term connections

About GIRIC & Intercultural Roots

GIRIC (Growing Intercultural Roots in Communities) is a flagship initiative by Intercultural Roots, a UK-registered charity (No.?1179885) and British Academy-recognised research organisation. Since 2019, we’ve trained 5,000+ educators globally to advance:

• Social justice through arts, health, and ecology.

• Decolonising methodologies and trauma-informed care.

• Sustainable livelihoods for practitioners via fair revenue models.

From grassroots workshops to international policy advocacy, we’re redefining education for a fairer, more inclusive world.

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The Intercultural Roots Team

Empowering communities through equity, creativity, and intercultural dialogue.