FREE training to develop your capabilities in Creative Health bought to you by Creative Wakefield and the National Creative Health Hub.

STORYSLINGERS empowers you to distill your work into key messages; weave it into narratives that captivate audiences; and present it powerfully.

So you get the recognition, funding and real world impact you deserve.

After the session, you’ll be able to:

• SIMPLIFY your work into the most important, persuasive messages.
• BUILD a story that communicates your findings so they stick.
• TELL those stories confidently through presentations, writing or conversations so audiences sit up and listen.

This hands on training from Nifty Fox is CPD Certified – that means you’ll get an official certificate and be able to log your learning hours as continuing professional development.

To find out more about what will happen at this workshop go to: Storyslingers | Effectively Communicate Through Images

Who’s it for?

We welcome Artists, Creatives, Health Practitioners, Community Workers, Local Government Officers, Researchers and anyone else working (or aspiring to work) in Creative Health. 

Freelancer Bursaries

Bursaries of £50 are available to support Freelancers living or working (creative studio or main place of work) in Wakefield district, enabled by funding from You Can Make it Here West Yorkshire Combined Authority.

Venue

This event is happening in the WX2 Meeting Room at Wakefield Exchange in central Wakefield (next to the bus station) – go up the stairs to the mezzanine level, through the door and follow the signs for Creative Wakefield to find us. WX is a fully accessible space, Check out their Easy Read Access Guide.

Contact us

If you have any queries about this training please get in touch: creativewakefield@wakefield.gov.uk

Creative Health Gathering

The Creative Health Gathering takes place after this training workshop. You are welcome to attend either or both events but we ask that you book separately. Find out more about the gathering: Creative Health Gathering – Creative Wakefield

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