AHNNA VALUES
We value health, and creativity. We see health and creativity as inseparable and founded in human connection. We understand health as constituted through creativity, culture, community and country.
We value leadership. We understand leadership as collective action, as creating opportunities for all of us, through sharing our vision.
Our values are practices. We practice deep listening and engaging ethically and in partnership with communities, carers, clinicians, artists, organisers: with all who seek health, or who seek to support health.
AHNNA VALUES
We value health, and creativity. We see health and creativity as inseparable and founded in human connection. We understand health as constituted through creativity, culture, community and country.
We value leadership. We understand leadership as collective action, as creating opportunities for all of us, through sharing our vision.
Our values are practices. We practice deep listening and engaging ethically and in partnership with communities, carers, clinicians, artists, organisers: with all who seek health, or who seek to support health.
AHNNA VALUES
We value health, and creativity. We see health and creativity as inseparable and founded in human connection. We understand health as constituted through creativity, culture, community and country.
We value leadership. We understand leadership as collective action, as creating opportunities for all of us, through sharing our vision.
Our values are practices. We practice deep listening and engaging ethically and in partnership with communities, carers, clinicians, artists, organisers: with all who seek health, or who seek to support health.
ACCESS, ADVOCATE, SHARE, CELEBRATE
We respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia as the First Peoples and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
We respect and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia as the First Peoples and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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AHNNA AGM Report & End of Year Report
On behalf of all members of the Arts Health Network NSW ACT, I would like to wish you all a safe and enjoyable holiday period. May it be filled with rest, recreation, and relaxation. Thank you for sharing the hopes and dreams and work of AHNNA and the many many people who bring arts and cultural practice into intersection with health, well being, and care.
Arterie: Arts & Health Training Internship
Arterie is an award-winning Arts & Health program operating in collaboration with Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney Dental Hospital and Chris O’Brien Lifehouse. Through bespoke models of art engagement, the program seeks to deliver the creative arts to all hospital stakeholders - patients, families, carers, staff, volunteers & visitors - and supports a holistic approach to health care by providing a distraction from treatment and less clinical environment, thereby easing the stress and side effects of illness.
VR Launch: Perinatal Dreaming
OPTIONS FOR ACTION: THE BIG ANXIETY OPEN STUDIO 4th October 2023, 4-6pm, The Bank, UNSW, Kensington Free for everyone https://www.events.unsw.edu.au/event/vr-launch-perinatal-dreaming Join us for [...]
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JOIN THE NETWORK
You can join the Arts Health Network (AHNNA) by completing this contact form. We will send you an email every time we post a new article or event on the website so you can keep up to date. We may also use your contact details to inform you of upcoming events or initiatives. You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link in the footer of our emails. We will treat your information with respect. By joining, you agree that we may process your information in accordance with these terms.
Where are we up to with arts and health policy in Australia?
AHNNA was proud to offer a webinar on the ‘State of the Art’ in arts and health policy in Australia with hundreds registering to attend. If you missed it, you can see the recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yr28gtdo8xY&t=8s [...]
Where are we up to with arts and health policy in Australia?
AHNNA was proud to offer a webinar on the ‘State of the Art’ in arts and health policy in Australia with hundreds registering to attend. [...]
Expressions of abuse and agency: Art-making addresses human rights abuses in the Australian Criminal Justice System
Dr Patricia Morgan In her study of the phenomenology of committing violence, at Justice Health, UNSW, Dr Patricia Morgan added arts-based research to support participants [...]
WEBINAR | The State of Arts and Health Policy in Australia: Current Landscape and Future Directions
Join our webinar: Thursday 12 June, 6:30-8:00pm AEST | Online Register here: CREATE Experts: Arts and Health Policy in Australia It's breathtaking to reflect on [...]
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Where are we up to with arts and health policy in Australia?
AHNNA was proud to offer a webinar on the ‘State of the Art’ in arts and health policy in Australia with hundreds registering to attend. If you missed it, you [...]
Expressions of abuse and agency: Art-making addresses human rights abuses in the Australian Criminal Justice System
Dr Patricia Morgan In her study of the phenomenology of committing violence, at Justice Health, UNSW, Dr Patricia Morgan added arts-based research to support participants expression of their phenomenological experience. [...]
WEBINAR | The State of Arts and Health Policy in Australia: Current Landscape and Future Directions
Join our webinar: Thursday 12 June, 6:30-8:00pm AEST | Online Register here: CREATE Experts: Arts and Health Policy in Australia It's breathtaking to reflect on the growth of arts and [...]
My Dad’s Gone Away – a resource for children affected by parental incarceration
Jacqueline Dinan Tarah's dad has gone away, and she doesn't know where. She imagines he is doing all the things he loves - at the rodeo, fishing or shearing. Reality [...]