Arts and Disability Connect information session: Mentoring award

Join Amie Lawless and Suzanne Walsh as they share insights about the Mentoring award available through the Arts and Disability Connect scheme. There will be a Q&A and we’ll leave plenty of time for people to ask questions.

The Arts and Disability Connect information sessions are for artists with disabilities who are applying for funding in round two and for people who are supporting them to apply.

Speech to text will be provided using Streamtext. Irish Sign Language interpretation is available on request. Please email amie@adiarts.ie before 4pm on Friday 11^h September.

If you have other access requirements to participate in this information session and would like to chat to Amie please email amie@adiarts.ie.

This event will be a Zoom webinar and it will be recorded.

Suzanne Walsh, a writer, visual artist and musician based in Dublin. Suzanne received an Arts and Disability Connect Mentoring award in 2020. She will work with writer Christodoulos Makris to focus on her poetry practice and explore publication possibilities.
http://www.suzannewalsh.ie/

To read Suzanne’s Meet an Artist interview click here: https://adiarts.ie/artists/showcasing/meet-an-artist/suzanne_walsh/

Amie Lawless manages the Arts and Disability Connect scheme. Over the past 7 years she has supported artists to develop their applications from their initial ideas, right through to helping successful artists submit their final reports and beyond.

All application forms, guidelines and FAQ’s for round two of the Arts and Disability Connect scheme can be downloaded here from the 07 September: www.adiarts.ie/connect

See also:

Arts and Disability Connect information session with ADI Project Manager, Amie Lawless on Tuesday 15 Sept from 11am.

For more information click here.

Arts and Disability Connect information session: New Work with ADI Project Manager, Amie Lawless and artist Emilie Conway on Thursday 17 Sept from 11am.

For more information click here.

Arts and Disability Connect information session: Training with ADI Project Manager, Amie Lawless and artist Áine O’Hara on Thursday 24 Sept from 11am.

For more information click here.

Arts and Disability Connect is funded by the Arts Council and managed by Arts & Disability Ireland.