NOAH: Mapping Arts in Health in Ohio Virtual Session
This is a hybrid event!
Join NOAH members, Kate Berk and Veronica Thornton, for Mapping Arts in Health in Ohio: A Collaborative Networking & Asset Mapping Event, a hybrid gathering designed to bring people together through meaningful connection and collaboration. We would like to thank Assembly for the Arts and CWRU Institute for Population and Community Health (IPCH) for sharing their space.
This two-hour meetup will begin with a brief introduction to NOAH for those interested in learning more about membership and ways to get involved. Participants will then take part in facilitated networking and a collaborative asset mapping activity to identify the people, organizations, programs, and partnerships already advancing arts in health across Ohio. Together, we'll explore where work is happening, identify opportunities for collaboration, and uncover gaps where additional resources, partnerships, or support may be needed to strengthen the field statewide.
Both in-person and virtual participants will take part in the same networking and asset mapping activities, creating opportunities to connect and collaborate across the state.
Open to both NOAH members and non-members, this event welcomes artists, healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, students, community organizations, funders, advocates, and anyone interested in advancing arts in health. Whether you're new to the field or a longtime practitioner, you'll have the opportunity to expand your network, share your work, and help shape a more connected arts in health community in Ohio.
We hope you'll join us for an afternoon of connection, collaboration, and community building.
If you are attending in person, please join us at the MidTown Collaboration Center 1974 E 66th St, Cleveland, OH 44103. Parking is available in the surface lot near East 65th (white dotted outline). Street parking is available along the east side of E. 66th Street. We will be on the 3rd floor in room 306 of the CWRU Institute for Population and Community Health. Lunch will be provided.