LWID – Better Managing Your Creativity for Digitals
Come join us for our next in-person event, this time in the local seaside favourite, Blackpool.
We will have a range of speakers from our membership, time for networking, celebrations and informal chats and brews in a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere!
Our agenda for the evening will look something like be…
5.30-6pm – Welcome brews, chats and post-it note activities
6-6.10 – We’ll sit down for our Intros, welcomes and celebrations
6.10-6.40 – Micro trainings and speakers
6.40-6.50 – Comfort Break
6.50-7pm – Micro trainings
7pm – 7.15 – Final thoughts, actions and next event dates
7.15-7.30pm – Catchups and Close
Help us, help you…
We offer a “buddy system” – let us know if you’d like to walk into the event with someone, walk to the train/bus home, general intros to others – anything we can help with, email us at the email below, with details on how we can make your experiences as fab as possible!
Location Details…
We will be in the accessible space at Aunty Social in Blackpool. (If you have specific access requirements, please do let us know in the form)
Address is:
28 Topping St, Blackpool FY1 3AQ
Google map view of main entrance
Details on the venue, parking and transport options can be found on the website at https://www.auntysocial.co.uk/portfolio-item/venue/
Stay Connected…
Sign up to our email updates list at – http://eepurl.com/h3QlSb
Any access requirements, please email us at [email protected]
Want to join us?
Please click here and fill in the short form so we can welcome you on the evening and send you any email reminders!
Meet The Speakers…
Sarah Hunter – Boost Your Business with Journalling
Business can be tough as a woman. We are taught that we have to compete in a man’s world, adopt a certain persona and step into numerous roles that are heavily guarded by societal expectations. No wonder we feel like we have lost our true voice, struggle to be authentic and face overwhelm on an almost daily basis.
Author, poet, avid journaller and Pilates aficionado, Sarah Hunter will explain how journalling has helped her to completely change her business around and how it can help you too. The act of connecting with your rich inner dialogue can help you to gain clarity of purpose, find your true, authentic voice, ovoid overwhelm and procrastination and be the productive, purposeful businesswoman you want to be.
Sarah writes a seasonal living blog and publishes her poetry on Substack https://sarahfwholt.substack.com/
She also runs online, guided journalling workshops for businesswomen: Mighty Mondays 9:15-10am https://creative-wellbeing.co.uk/courses
Inner Sanctuary mindfulness, meditation and journalling monthly sessions in Houghton and nature journalling workshops in the UK and abroad. https://creative-wellbeing.co.uk/events
Liz Hardwick – Digital Journaling With GoodNotes
Love the idea of journaling, but want to go digital? Have PDF files, books and resources that you’d like to annotate?
Then join Liz in the wonderful world of the GoodNotes app! Type text, handwrite, highlight and fully edit overlays over your digital documents!
Liz is a Digital Productivity Specialist, Professional Speaker, Trainer and Tech Founder, and has been sharing her expertise and experiences of “harnessing digital for human benefit”, for over 20 years through engaging talks, trainings and virtual seminars, and via her online Productivity Club.
Described as a forever-smiling, down to earth, and approachable expert, she is known for advocating a strong work life balance, using Digital to solve human problems, and loves to demystify technology so everyone can be digitally included.
Liz has been recognised for her achievements in TechWomen100, TechWorld’s Top 111 UK Women in Tech Speakers, and DigitalLeadersUK100.
Liz is founder of LWID and shares her own digital productivity journals at https://www.productivityclub.co.uk
Catherine Mugonyi – Digital play: digital creativity in grassroots community arts
Let Catherine guide you through some of the 3D printers, Tinkercad, Sound Creation Hardware and Film Club projects run at Aunty Social and the opportunities you have to get involved further in our venue partner for the evening.
A long-time resident of Blackpool, Catherine Mugonyi specialises in organising and coproducing projects that strengthen and empower marginalised communities through social justice, local history and the arts. She is a Director and founder of Aunty Social, a voluntary arts organisation that provides accessible, participatory arts activities on Lancashire’s Fylde Coast with a particular focus on socially engaged work in gentle spaces.
Catherine is a Clore Fellow and a member of the National Lottery Heritage Fund, North Committee; making funding decisions, advising on priorities and providing local perspective to the Board. She has previously been a Trustee of Creative Lives and spent 10 years working in local government on equality, partnerships and community engagement.
More about AS at https://www.auntysocial.co.uk/
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