Articles tagged as Care Experienced

Blue Cabin’s Jane Gray reflects on self care and kindness at work.

Nicola Golightly reflects on her role as Associate Artist for Blue Cabin’s Creative Life Story Work programme, at a time when the world has tilted on its axis just a little.

CBT Therapist, Matt Stalker, gives an insight into running a self care session for a group of Blue Cabin Associate Artists.

Find out about the difference that Arts Award makes to the children and young people we work alongside.

Printmaker Michelle Wood describes how creativity can help care-experienced children and young people explore their life stories.

Holly Blythman from ARC Stockton reflects on the impact of creative activities on care-experienced children and young people.

Pat Petrie is Professor Emeritus at the Centre for Understanding Social Pedagogy (CUSP) and is Blue Cabin’s forever mentor, guide and critical friend. Here she explains more about the word ‘pedagogue’ and describes how the Learning Framework for Artist Pedagogues came to be.

Our Chair of Trustees, Adam Kent, shares his thoughts on partnership building, trust and the importance of being brave when it comes to innovation.

Carol Bowden, Programme Leader at Sage Gateshead, reflects on facilitating Early Years Music Making training.

Thure Johansen explores the grey area between the artist pedagogy tradition and the dynamic nature of social pedagogy.

Blue Cabin’s Jane Gray shares the ups and downs of partnership working.

Associate Artists, Nicola Golightly, shares her experience of social pedagogy training.