This week, ITAC and Creative Generation are excited to announce that learning modules from 2019 Think Tank sessions are live! These learning modules include the archived content from the original Think Tank session dates (video or audio recordings), but they also contextualize and connect the work of the speaker(s) to their broader fields. The first five learning modules feature teaching artists who work in Ghana, Czech Republic, Scotland, Australia, and Papua New Guinea. Their arts disciplines range from crafting to theatre to dance to visual arts.

Creative Generation was selected to produce the “Knowledge Sharing and Digital Learning Project.” This project will address the gap in research and resources produced by and for the field of teaching artistry. As part of this project an international Advisory Committee has been assembled. From a tremendous response from practitioners around the globe, the below committee has been selected to contribute to this project.

Through the Gen C Institute, Creative Generation’s Managing Director, Jeff M. Poulin, will be leading an initiative titled, “Knowledge Sharing and Digital Learning Project.”

This project will address the gap in research and resources produced by and for the field of teaching artistry. The project will engage volunteers in the teaching artist field from a cross-section of countries to collect, validate, and disseminate tools, resources, and creative/scholarly research in a number of capacities.