NO PREREQUISITE
Advanced Diploma Requirement
Sunday, December 7th, 2025
3 pm- 5 pm Eastern Time (New York)

This workshop is a conversation space to consider the scope and scale of community care.

In storytelling spaces, we all depend on each other, provide care, and respond to concerns of well-being that arise in various ways. What exactly are those tools that you, as practitioners, use to respond? What frameworks are out there? At what point are we operating outside our scope? What could it mean for us to decolonize crisis response? Where can we, as an industry, go from here?

Join Affiliate Faculty member Alison Wood (she/her) and Guiding Faculty Leo Mock (they/he) for a moment of conversation, reflection, and collaboration as we invite you to discuss with us what mental health and consent-based community care could look like in artistic spaces.

Price $60

If you are a Global Majority (BIPOC) artist or a member of another underrepresented group, please consider applying for The EDIII Scholarship.

Needs-based scholarships are also available.

We cannot offer refunds. However, if you need to make an exchange for credit or transfer to another workshop, provided you notify us 14 days in advance of your scheduled workshop, a small administrative fee will apply. Click here for details. 

If you are a Global Majority (BIPOC) artist or a member of another underrepresented group, please consider applying for The EDIII Scholarship.

Space in Digital Workshops is limited to ensure the best experience for our participants. Workshops are live; we currently do not offer recordings of our workshops. There is no waitlist for Digital Workshops. Classes are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and class sizes are limited to maintain educational quality.

After you complete your registration, you will receive an email with additional information and helpful links. You will receive an email with the link one day before the workshop.