Creative Brain Week 2024
Synopsis
The Global Brain Health Institute, in association with the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, presents Creative Brain Week 2024 from 4-9 March at Trinity College, Dublin.
The programme explores the themes of attention, connection and love through art, science and activism.
Artists and scientists convene to share multidisciplinary knowledge to address challenges of non-communicable diseases and the intersectionality of brain health, poverty and environment through a series of live and online presentations and creative exhibitions.
Participants
Nisha Sajnani
Stephen Stapleton
Nils Fietje
Jill Sonke
Yazmany Arboleda
Michael Tan Koon Boon
Martina de Wittte
Christopher Bailey
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About the event
Opening session: Who is in the room? | 4 March
Creative Brain Week 2024 opens on 4 March with a retrospective on 2023 and a look ahead, including a session titled "Who is in the room?", featuring Atlantic Fellows and the authors of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab–Lancet global series on the health benefits of the arts, with Nisha Sajnani and Stephen Stapleton, founding co-directors of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, and Jill Sonke, director of national impact and research for One Nation/One Project.
Register to attend this session in person here.
Register to attend this session online here.
Panel discussion: Collaboration and connection | 6 March
On 6 March, the Jameel Arts & Health Lab and Lancet authors host a panel discussion, titled "Collaboration and connection," with Nils Fietje, founding co-director of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab and research officer for the World Health Organisation Regional Office for Europe; Nisha Sajnani; Jill Sonke; artist Yazmany Arboleda; arts-health practitioner Michael Tan Koon Boon; and Martina de Wittte, postdoctoral researcher, University of Amsterdam.
Register to attend this session in person here.
Register to attend this session online here.
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