#The merlin project voice ai professional

If you would like to attend, please email Zoë Goodman on with a few words about your engagement with arts and health and why you would like to join the workshop.

#The merlin project voice ai professional

We have a limited number of spaces available for this event and hope to include people from diverse personal and professional backgrounds. In the afternoon, we will explore the power dynamics of health-related participatory arts projects, through a facilitated practice session led by Tony Cealy. In the morning, we will share our experiences of using participatory theatre to create a platform for discussion about Covid vaccine rumours in Mombasa. The workshop is co-hosted by Zoë Goodman (King’s College London) and Caroline Ngorobi, the director of Jukwaa Arts Productions, a creative arts company based in Mombasa, Kenya. Our goal is to build a network of critical friends and potential partners for future funding bids using creative practices to hold space for contentious health-related conversations. This workshop will bring together a diverse group of people working at the intersection of arts and health – artists and performers, health and vaccine scholars, activists and community organizers, as well as funders and facilitators. How can creative practices hold space for contentious health debates?