In this episode of Starcatchers’ podcast series Let’s Talk About…, Starcatchers Chief Executive, Rhona Matheson, is joined by Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s Dr Rachel Drury.
Music psychologist, practicing musician and artist, Rachel is the lead researcher on Starcatchers’ and RCS’s Voice of the Child project. Here, Rachel and Rhona discuss why babies’ voices matter and explore the findings of the first stage of Starcatchers’ and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s research into a new arts-based methodology for early-years participation: “Towards an arts-based methodology for participation with pre- and non-verbal children (birth – 3 years)”.
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.
Rhona Matheson, Starcatchers’ Chief Executive, and guests talk about a range of topics from baby theatre and children’s rights to being an advocate and why the arts.
Where is the Voice of Scotland's Babies? explored the findings of the first stage of Starcatchers and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's research into a new arts-based methodology for early-years participation.
