Thursday, October 15th sees Rīga hosting an important international conference titled Learning to Care: Education and Training in Culture and Health, as we previously reported.
We're happy to say that LSM will carry live streams from the conference, allowing interested parties to follow along with a wide range of discussions. You can find three separate livestream feeds below, along with details of the running order for each separate location. We hope you find the discussions interesting.
You can find out more at the conference website https://culturecares.eu/events/learning-to-care-riga/.
1. Opening session | 10:00–11:30
Programme
Moderator: Inga Surgunte
10:00–10:25 Welcome and Introductory Reflections — Agrita Kiopa; Lāsma Krastiņa-Sidorenko; Nils Fietje; Lukáš Houdek
10:25–10:45 Arts Across Sectors: Competences for Collaborative Practice — Eeva Siljamäki
10:45–11:30 From Teaching to Learning: Perspectives on Education and Training in Culture and
Health — Anda Ķīvīte-Urtāne; Rarita Zbranca; Krista Petäjäjärvi; Joyal Mary Jiji; Jakub Krajnak
2. Education in Culture and Health | 12:00–15:25
Programme
Formal education in Culture and Health
Moderators: Kai Kiiv and Annukka Jyrämä
12:00–12:15 Culture and Health Curricula at Nordic Universities, an overview — Elīna Bresle
12:15–12:30 Culture and Health. Managing cross-sector initiatives: A Joint Microqualification
Programme by Three Baltic Universities — Ilona Asare
12:30–13:00 Four WITAC Pilot Initiatives: Approaching Culture and Health as a Professional Field — Dana Lahtionova; Epp Sussen; Ida Liseckienė; Jūlija Dmitrijeva
Non-formal education in Culture and Health
Moderators: Reda Šatūnienė and Polina Šedienė
14:00–14:10 Where Does Calligraphy Begin – on the Page or in the Body? — Dace Pūka (artistic
intervention)
14:10–14:25 Museums on Prescription: Training Link Workers and Programme Facilitators — Baiba Roze
14:25–14:40 The RED NOSES Healthcare Clowning Education System — Lukáš Houdek
14:40–14:55 Festival SPA: A Pathway Toward a Mentally Sustainable Art Curation Practice — Santa Remere
14:55–15:10 A Journey Towards Mental Well-being: A Collaboration between Tartu Memory Institutions and Tartu University Hospital — Kaari Siemer
15:10–15:25 “More Arts, More You” – A Toolbox for Building an Arts & Mental Health Campaign — Giulia Gotti
3. Closing session | 16:00–17:00
Programme
Moderator: Elina Bresle
16:00–16:45 Panel Discussion: Culture and Health in the Baltics – Status Quo and Next Steps for Policy, Education and Funding — Ingrida Grincevičiūte; Atis Egliņš-Eglītis; Dagmar-Christel Mähar; Dāvis Sīmanis; Kornelia Kiss
16:45–17:00 We Are All Learning To Be Nice To Each Other: Complimentary Disco — Eva Vēvere
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