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Creative Careers: Changemakers

A free workshop for Young Barbican members

,Frobisher Rooms 1 & 2
Woman gazing out from the portrait

Celebrate and learn from the leading women in culture with this panel of true changemakers

Creative Careers is highlighting women who looked at the current landscape and saw opportunities to shake things up, challenge systems and address inequality in the spaces where they’ve made their name.

They will give you a picture of their work, their philosophies and their approach to affecting change as female leaders in the arts and creative industries. 

We will be joined by:

Endy McKay, Co-founder and creative director of Outspoken Arts
Sarah Ditty, Head of Policy at Fashion Revolution 
Megan Thomas, Co-Founder of PR Agency, Full Fat
Ayishat Akanbi, Fashion stylist, writer, commentator and artist

As always, dinner’s on us.
 

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The panelists

Endy is an actor working in theatre, television, film and radio. She has also directed numerous theatre and film projects often with marginalised groups. She has taught nationally and internationally and in 2011 co- founded Outspoken Arts which uses the arts to respond to social issues and create change. Endy is on the board of The US Charitable Trust and is an Independent Assessor for the Arts Council England. She has recently written her first stage play #ReGeneration.
 

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Creative Careers

Creative Careers sessions are workshops and talks designed to unpack the creative industries and give you insight and support as a developing arts professional. These sessions will give you the chance to meet like-minded people and industry leaders who will share their experiences and expertise in their field.

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Remember that to access these sessions you must be a Young Barbican member. Sign up now to get discounted tickets and access programs like Creative Careers.

Frobisher Rooms 1 & 2

Location
The Frobisher Rooms are located on Level 4 in the main Barbican building and can be accessed by lift or stairs from Level G. 

Address
Level 4,
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS

Public transport
The Barbican is widely accessible by bus, tube, train and by foot or bicycle. Plan your journey and find more route information in ‘Your Visit’ or book your car parking space in advance.