Contact Presents: Continuing Professional Development

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About Contact Presents: Continuing Professional Development

We're excited to present a number of masterclasses suitable for freelancers, educators and small organisations within the cultural sector and beyond.

Drawing from her experience as a senior manager, funder, educational specialist, artist and sector consultant, Keisha Thompson has curated a series of interactive sessions that will share good practice and useful resources.

Sessions Available

Thursday 10th October, 18:00-20:00 | Anti-Racism Taster Session: Introductory Level

This two hour session will highlight the key concepts behind anti-racism theory and practice for anyone interested in striving for racial equity in their working lives.

Please follow the link for more information on the full one and two day training package.

Thursday 17th October, 18:00-20:00 | Anti-Racism Taster Session: Intermediate Level

This two-hour session will focus on organisational policy and help you or your organisation to start developing a plan for positive cultural change. This intermediate level course is ideal for those who have a good understanding of or have had previous training in anti-racist practice. It has also been designed as a follow on to our introductory level short course.

Please follow the link for more information on the full one and two day training package.

Dates & times

  • Introductory Level Book Now

  • Intermediate Level Book Now

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