Arts in YOT South West

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Here are some of the reasons that people gave for coming to the Symposium

• to find ideas and inspiration for using the arts when working with young people
• looking for creative, effective, relevant, meaningful, radical, young people centered practice
• networking – therapeutic tools/ engagement – inspiration – develop practice
• looking to continue using the arts and creativity as a tool for inspiring and connecting with young people
• to discuss funding possibilities for future projects
• get an idea of what’s going on elsewhere
• gain ideas of different ways of working with young people and their families
• to find better ways to promote the creativity of the young people that I work with
• get ideas for how to use Art in our R J and reparation. I’m doing some but want more ideas

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Arts Council England publication October 2005

click to arts council website

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Arts in YOTs – South West Symposium

Tuesday 16^th March 2010

10am – 5pm at the Riverside Christian Centre, Exeter

A gathering of YO workers in the South West, who have been using, or would like to develop, arts based practise with young offenders and those at risk of offending.

Exeter East & Mid Devon YOT in collaboration with the Arts Council South West, invite practitioners to attend the day long event and managers, or a representative, to attend lunch and the afternoon session.

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