The ArtEMi guides
The guides are 3 publications developed through the workshops of the project. They include guidelines, activities and other information around the themes of art therapy, occupability – employment and psycho-social support
The ArtEMi videos
In this page you can find 4 videos developed through the ArtEMi project:
3 video tutorials of selected activities as taught during the LTTA of the project
1 short-film developed by DUN on trauma and empowerment through the eyes of a young migrant woman
The activities
In this section you can browse the activities found in the guides as individual descriptions, for easier use, customisation and review.
The workshops
Here you can find descriptions, photos and reflections from some of the workshops carried out, how they were carried out, materials used and others to help you carry out the activities in your own setting
The training activity
The training activity took place in Rome in October of 2023. Trainers and facilitators from the ArtEMi organisations gathered, exchanged and learned from each others’ practices to carry out the local workshops. You can find documents, photos, videos and testimonials from the event.
Other resources
In this section you can find additional material that were made during the project’s activities, as well as other open source publications from other creators that were used for the workshops. These have been added here as enriching material to the guides, so that you can adapt and focus on specific aspects, depending on your training needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Are the workshops free to attend?
All ArtEMi workshops implemented from September 2022 up until August 2024, are open and free to attend – as long as they are active. The results from the workshops will remain indefinitely free of charge. After the end of the ArtEMi project, each partner organisation chooses how to proceed, so it is better to contact the organisation that is based on your city to see if they have are continuing the workshops.
02. Are art workshops available for refugee women?
Yes, ArtEMi offers art workshops specifically designed to empower and support women/femininities that consider themselves outside of decision making processes, excluded from social structures and/or needing a familiar support circle – i.e. wanting to get support to feel empowered and emancipated. Although the main focus are migrant women, this doesn’t excluded non-migrants as long as they can accept co-existing on the same learning and creative space – and the rest of the society!
03. How can I contribute to ArtEMi’s mission?
You can contribute to ArtEMi’s workshops by participating in the workshops, following and interacting with us through social media, registering as a stakeholder, organising similar workshops, sharing your knowledge, or raising awareness about the activities.