Thank you to everyone who joined us on World Mental Health Day to launch the Arts Wellbeing Collective Three-Year Strategy.
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Arts Wellbeing Collective Strategy Launch
Janet Galpin performs Welcome to Country
Kirsty Ritchie, Associate Director, Arts Centre Melbourne
Barbara Hill, WorkSafe Victoria
Tracy Margieson, Project Manager, Arts Centre Melbourne
Mark Gogoll, Arts Wellbeing Collective Advisory Group
Claire Spencer, CEO Arts Centre Melbourne
Claire Spencer, CEO Arts Centre Melbourne
Barbara Hill (WorkSafe Victoria), Kirsty Ritchie (Arts Centre Melbourne), Mark Gogoll (AWC Advisory Group), Claire Spencer (CEO, Arts Centre Melbourne), Jason Marriner (AWC Advisory Group), Lydia Fairhall (AWC Advisory Group), Tracy Margieson (Arts Centre Melbourne), Greta Bradman (AWC Advisory Group)
The arts are notorious for overwork. Arts leaders, wellbeing experts and freelancers weigh in on how can we tackle the stigma of taking sick leave and mental health days at a personal and structural level.
Evidence suggests that the dramatic portrayal of suicide can impact on vulnerable audiences, including contributing to increases in copy-cat incidents and a reduction in help-seeking behaviour.
