As part of Let’s Be Heard, the participation programme of the Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry, Starcatchers and artists Heather Fulton and Rebecca Fraser are delivering creative consultation sessions with families in Moray and Glasgow.
As part of Let’s Be Heard, the participation programme of the Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry, Starcatchers and artists Heather Fulton from Frozen Charlotte and Rebecca Fraser are delivering creative consultation sessions with families in Moray and Glasgow.
The consultation offers families free creative play sessions for wee ones age 3-5 and their families, and will use creative play experiences like music, art, movement and imaginative play to look back at what it was like to be pregnant or to be a baby in 2020 and 2021. The aim of these sessions is to collect views from families on their experience of lockdown and the impact of lockdown on your lives since then. The information gathered will be included in a report that will be shared with the Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry team.
Find out more about the Let’s Be Heard Scottish Covid-19 inquiry here.
Starcatchers' approach is rooted in Children's Rights. It is relationship-centred and baby-led with the arts at the heart of all activity.
Starcatchers, in partnership with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, are collaborating on a research project exploring current and emerging rights-based approaches in the arts for children from birth to 3 years in Scotland.
The Baby Book Project is a project led by artist Rebecca Fraser, providing monthly creative play sessions for families in Parkhead, Glasgow inspired by the UNCRC which will contribute to a creative journal about their babies first year.
