DYSPLA_Chat
DYSPLA_Chat is a peer-to-peer monthly gathering of like-minded Neurodivergent Creatives, meeting over Zoom to discuss neurodivergent creativity, methodology, strategy and future projects, held on the first Sunday of each month starting at 10:00 am -11:30 am, unless otherwise stated.
Upcoming dates...
2nd February 2025 - 10am GMT
2nd March 2025 - 10am GMT
6th April 2025 - 8pm GMT
Theme - Restraint, with Dr Ruth Gibbons, supported by the British Council. dyspla.com/movementNZ
4th May 2025 - 8pm GMT
Theme - Movement, with Dr Ruth Gibbons, supported by the British Council. dyspla.com/movementNZ
1st June 2025 - 8pm GMT
Theme - DYSPLA_motion project in New Zealand, supported by the British Council. dyspla.com/movementNZ
REGISTER HERE.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link. Please consider donating to DYSPLA after registering.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link. Please consider donating to DYSPLA after registering.
Upcoming dates...
2nd February 2025 - 10am GMT
2nd March 2025 - 10am GMT
6th April 2025 - 8pm GMT
Theme - Restraint, with Dr Ruth Gibbons, supported by the British Council. dyspla.com/movementNZ
4th May 2025 - 8pm GMT
Theme - Movement, with Dr Ruth Gibbons, supported by the British Council. dyspla.com/movementNZ
1st June 2025 - 8pm GMT
Theme - DYSPLA_motion project in New Zealand, supported by the British Council. dyspla.com/movementNZ
“Mouth” Photography by Kazimir Bielecki, Copyright belongs to DYSPLA.
These monthly sessions are intended for Neurodivergent Creatives living and working in the United Kingdom.
Topics for discussion include DYSPLA’s ongoing projects and initiatives, as well as ways to have your work published in our Medium publication, The Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic, as well as chatting with anyone who needs advice or community.
Meetings are recorded and confidentially stored for the prosperity of DYSPLA’s Neurodivergent Aesthetic research.
Meetings are recorded and confidentially stored for the prosperity of DYSPLA’s Neurodivergent Aesthetic research.