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Jack Finch-Harding, Learning & Participation Manager
The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury
"THANK YOU SO MUCH! What a wonderful day. We have a very happy bunch of facilitators who have been left feeling really empowered and ready to do their job in a more open inclusive way. The delivery was spot on for what we needed and I felt that the group responded really well to the open conversation that was started. I am already using the tools you shared with our group tonight. Thank you."
For Arts Organisations
SAVVY has a well established and documented pedagogy for working inclusively with diverse communities, abilities and ages.
We offer workshops on Disability & Inclusion and Challenging Behaviour and can provide bespoke training for creative organisations wanting to ensure their practice and policies are reflective of an equitable society.
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Download our brochure to find out more:
Feel free to get in touch to discuss what training, support or guidance on inclusive practice we may be able to offer.
Our workshops are designed to:
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​further develop creative confidence
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get a better understanding of inclusive practice
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share experiences and explore craft
Our aim at SAVVY is to create theatre and provide training in a supportive environment, modelling best practice for our community including the members who directly access our services, staff who support our work, audience, partner organisations and the wider cultural sector.
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Ultimately we want to empower everyone who attends our training to ask questions and develop a support network to continue sharing practice.