Join us 9–11am on Monday 20th September 2021 for the launch of Arts & Health @ NYU, a university-wide initiative designed to advance research on the benefits of the arts on our physical, mental, and social wellbeing across the lifespan. Leading scholars from across NYU schools and global campuses will present examples of practice. The NYU Creative Arts Therapies Consortium and International Research Alliance will present an update on their WHO commission to map the evidence for the benefits for the arts and arts therapies.
This public webinar is free and open to the public. Register here.
Image Credit: Clarion Call, 2020 by Almigdad Aldikhairry. Courtesy of the Artist & Museums at Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia.
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Think Tank (Closed Session)
Monday 20th Sept 2021, 1–5pm
The NYU Creative Arts Therapies Consortium, in collaboration with MoMA, will host a historic convening of charter collaborating centers of the World Health Organization Arts & Health Program. Hosting this meeting at the Museum of Modern Art represents an invitation to Museums and cultural organizations to join forces with researchers and policy makers in advancing the Arts as a new frontier and partner in health, care and wellbeing.
This session is closed and by invitation only.
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Join us 9–11am on Tuesday 21 September for the first in a series of conversations with academic publishers exploring how we can measure and share data on the impact of arts-based interventions on health, care, and wellbeing? This first public webinar will be presented by Frontiers, a leading open access publisher with a mission to make science open. This conversation will feature research recently published in Frontiers in Psychology on the physiological and psychological benefits of the arts.
This public webinar is free and open to the public. Register here.
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