Culture for Change: Seminar Series Podcast is a platform for health, social, and cultural professionals to come together and drive meaningful change. Through insightful discussions, we explore collaboration, advocacy, and cultural opportunities that empower learning-disabled people. Join us as we spark conversations, share expertise, and work towards a more inclusive future.
Martin Swan discusses the importance of supported studios and equality for neurodivergent individuals in arts and culture with Natalie from Anjali Dance Company in this interview.
25 Apr 2025
Culture for Change Podcast Series - Zach
This week, Anjali's Producer, Natalie, sits down with Zach.
Zach is from Tottenham in London but supports Arsenal! He recently graduated with a BA Hons degree in Inclusive Performing Arts from ChickenShed.
He has a disability called Cerebral Palsy and works as an inclusive and diversity facilitator within unconscious bias and is a part-time teaching assistant/mentor at an SEN primary school. Zach is also an Applied Ballet – All In! Practitioner with National Youth Ballet.
His favourite style of dance is Ndombolo, which is a style from both the Republic of Congo and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
11 Apr 2025
Culture for Change Podcast Series - Julia Hotz
In this episode of Culture for Change, host Natalie Haslam sits down with journalist and author Julia Hotz to explore the transformative power of social prescribing. Drawing from her book The Connection Cure (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Connection-Cure-Prescriptive-Movement-Belonging/dp/1035423081), Julia discusses how non-medical interventions, such as dance, arts and community engagement, can improve well-being, reduce loneliness, and create stronger, more inclusive communities. Julia shares insights from her research and highlights the growing recognition of social prescribing in healthcare. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about the intersection of health, culture, and social connection.
28 Mar 2025
Culture for Change Podcast Series - Dr Kathryn Stamp
This week, Anjali's Producer Natalie sits down with Dr Kathryn Stamp (https://pureportal.coventry.ac.uk/en/persons/kathryn-stamp), Assistant Professor at the Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE) at Coventry University. Dr Stamp's work explores the intersections of education, health, and inclusive dance. Together, they discuss how the health, cultural, and social sectors can collaborate to foster a more inclusive and connected community.
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