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The International Teaching Artist Collaborative (ITAC) is a global network of Teaching Artists who use their artistry to catalyse meaningful social change in their communities.
17/06/2026
Day 3 | Healing Arts Scotland 2026! 🎨
ITAC is proud to co-chair Healing Arts Scotland (15–19 June), a week-long celebration of the transformative power of the arts to improve health and wellbeing. 🌟
Follow to explore this inspiring programme and find out more at healingartsscotland.org.
Join us!
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Healing Arts Scotland 2026 has officially begun 🎉
Kicking of in Aberdeen, launched with a day of panel discussions, keynote speakers, workshops, and creative wellbeing activities connected to the themes of Healing Arts Scotland 2026.
Aberdeen Day prioritised inspiration, connection and creativity, exploring how the arts can support health and wellbeing for individuals and communities in the North East of Scotland.
🔗 Follow along for updates throughout the week!
Healing Arts Scotland Aberdeen Day was programmed and supported by: Grampian Hospitals Art Trust, Citymoves Dance Agency SCIO.
Healing Arts Scotland 2026 is produced by the Jameel Arts & Health Lab in collaboration with the World Health Organization, alongside Creative Scotland, The Scottish Government, and Public Health Scotland
16/06/2026
Day 2 | Healing Arts Scotland 2026! 🎨
ITAC is proud to co-chair Healing Arts Scotland (15–19 June), a week-long celebration of the transformative power of the arts to improve health and wellbeing. 🌟
Follow to explore this inspiring programme and find out more at healingartsscotland.org.
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“People often think that the word ‘system’ refers to something separate from us; ‘the system is out there’. But we are talking here about human systems, and these systems are both out there and right here within us.” Over the course of three sessions, Peter Senge (MIT Sloan School of Management) shared his insights on systems thinking and learning within complex change processes
The event “Leading in Today’s Complexity” was organised in partnership with the IDG Foundation and ITAC. In this short summary video, Peter Senge, Mila A. (board member of the IDG Foundation) and Madeleine McGirk Rutherford (director of ITAC) present the key takeaways from these three special days.
📨 Do you have any questions about the Inner Development Goals or shift skills? Send an email to Ivy: [email protected]
11/06/2026
🎨 A reminder that bursary tickets are available for freelance artists joining us at Healing Arts Scotland Glasgow Day!
As part of Healing Arts Scotland Glasgow Day 2026, bursary tickets - kindly supported by Creative Scotland - are available for artists and creative practitioners ready to join healthcare professionals, researchers, and leaders working to embed the arts into public health and community wellbeing across Scotland.
Whether you work in visual art, performance, dance, music, writing, or any other discipline, this is your opportunity to join the conversation in shaping the future of arts and health in Scotland. We’d love to hear from you.
ITAC is proud to Co-Chair Healing Arts Scotland (June 15-19), a weeklong celebration of the transformative power of the arts to improve health and wellbeing. 🌟
Spaces are limited, so get in touch and email: [email protected] to secure your ticket.
04/06/2026
🎟️ Healing Arts Scotland 2026 tickets are LIVE! ✨
This June, we’re bringing arts and health together across Scotland.
Grab your tickets now: Link in Bio
🔗 www.healingartsscotland.org
Hosting 5 days of extraordinary events from 15–19 June across the country, including;
📍 Aberdeen
📍 Dumfries & Galloway
📍 Dundee
📍 Edinburgh
📍 Glasgow
📍 Shetland
📍 Orkney
📍 The Scottish Borders
As part of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab’s global outreach campaign in collaboration with the World Health Organization, Healing Arts Scotland is a biennial celebration of the power of the arts to transform public health and community wellbeing and this year, it’s coming to a city near you.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of it.
Lab Partners: WHO Europe, Community Jameel, NYU Steinhardt, CULTURUNNERS
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March Think Tank is here! 🌟
Join us on March 25 for a new ITAC Think Tank with Brad Haseman (Australia).
In this session, Brad introduces Nordic Bildung: a powerful example of how teaching artistry, storytelling, and aesthetics have helped shape strong democracies across Scandinavian countries, contributing to high levels of human development and well-being.
🔗 Register now via the link in bio!
💬 Join the ‘Allys discussion’ on the forum here:
https://members.itac-collaborative.com/forums/think_tank_follow_ups_6naxR/march_2026_itac_think_tank_nordic_bildung_a_new_educational_common_sense_for_our_times_NrRB9
10/12/2025
Teaching Artistry in Action 2025! 🌟
What a day! ✨️
Last Tuesday, we gathered at the Royal Court Theatre in Liverpool for Teaching Artistry in Action 2025, the national symposium from . The Teaching Artistry in Action Symposium brings together artists, researchers, arts leaders, educators and community practitioners to explore the purpose, power and practice of artists who teach.
ITAC were delighted to collaborate on a day dedicated to understanding the purpose, power, and practice of artists who teach.
This event officially marked the launch of the ITAC England Hub, led by Curious Minds! 💙
Purpose, power, and practice. With a beautiful closing poem from Tom Stocks ()
The day was dedicated to the memory of our wonderful colleague Jude Bird.
Thank you to everyone who shared the space with us.
📸 Bill Lam
Wondering what the Teaching Artistry in Action 2025 Symposium will look like?
Sessions include:
✨ Purpose: Exploring why artists choose to teach.
💪 Power: What difference does this work make? What power do artists hold to shape people, policy, and culture?
🎨 Practice: How teaching artistry as a practice evolves, adapts and inspires.
The Teaching Artistry in Action Symposium brings together artists, researchers, arts leaders, educators and community practitioners to explore the purpose, power and practice of artists who teach.
See you there?
Link in bio
27/11/2025
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Do you work with artists in learning, participation or community settings? This event is for you.
📣 Teaching Artistry in Action Symposium 2025 📣
2nd December, 10-4pm
We’re putting teaching artistry centre stage at Liverpool’s
The Teaching Artistry in Action Symposium brings together artists, researchers, arts leaders, educators and community practitioners to explore the purpose, power and practice of artists who teach.
Across three sessions, we’ll examine:
• who this workforce is and why it matters
• the creative power they hold
• how their practice shapes learning and participation.
We’re joined by voices from Arts Council England , , , Curious Minds, independent creative practice and more
Book your spot now!