A video conversation between North East Museums learning coodinator Leslie Palanker-Jermyn and North East Family Arts Network Director Sallyanne Flemons discussing how:
- EBSA is a growing problem and why the cultural sector can make a difference
- The experience at South Shields Museum & Art Gallery was transformative, enabling both the young people and their families to express the challenges they were facing
- Working with families affected by EBSA could be effective for your cultural organisation, whatever your focus genre
- Families were recruited onto this EBSA project and sensitively encouraged to respond to creative input
- Involving whole families in an EBSA project is a potent contributor to its success
- Leslie learnt from the experience, why it was nationally important and what will happen next
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This video was recorded on Teams at a North East Family Arts Network member event.
