
Prof Brydie-Leigh Bartleet
@brydiebartleet
Australian Research Council Future Fellow at the Creative Arts Research Institute, Griffith University & Fulbright Scholar at New York University. She/her.
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20-06-2010 09:00:13
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Wow, this has been a conference to remember! It was such an honour to give a keynote at the Australian Social Prescribing Institute of Research & Education #EACH24 conference & share insights from our ARC @creativechange0 at Griffith University on music, equity and arts-on-prescription


Thanks to Croakey News for citing our ARC @creativechange0 at Griffith University and picking up on some of my ASPIRE #EACH24 keynote points about arts, culture, equity & social prescribing in your story! croakey.org/as-we-face-a-s…



We’re thrilled to be partnering with Queensland Symphony Orchestra again & researching their Healthy Ageing initiative. This is an important pillar of QSO’s Health and Wellbeing Program, designed to provide hope, health and happiness in QLD communities through music Griffith University






We're loving working with Queensland Symphony Orchestra to understand the health & wellbeing benefits of their Healthy Ageing program. We spent a beautiful morning at Blue Care Mt Gravatt Respite Centre having tea & cake & chatting about music, health, happiness, & hope with this lovely group!






Ready to fly (virtually) back to New York to speak on a panel about how music can help address the global loneliness epidemic for the UN’s Day of Older Persons! This session has been organized by the International Council For Caring Communities Fulbright Australia connections continue


How can we make the future of the arts more accessible? Today Morwenna Collett joined us at Griffith University for a brilliant talk on how the arts sector can include everyone in their work! Much food for thought for creative arts higher education [ID: attendees from today’s talk]
![Prof Brydie-Leigh Bartleet (@brydiebartleet) on Twitter photo How can we make the future of the arts more accessible? Today Morwenna Collett joined us at <a href="/Griffith_Uni/">Griffith University</a> for a brilliant talk on how the arts sector can include everyone in their work! Much food for thought for creative arts higher education [ID: attendees from today’s talk] How can we make the future of the arts more accessible? Today Morwenna Collett joined us at <a href="/Griffith_Uni/">Griffith University</a> for a brilliant talk on how the arts sector can include everyone in their work! Much food for thought for creative arts higher education [ID: attendees from today’s talk]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GY8tiFrawAATRmH.jpg)


Audiences were treated to a fantastic showcase of original music by our Qld Conservatorium pop music students last night! Congrats to the musicians, faculty, back & front of house crews! You put on an entertaining show full of energy & zest, as well as beautifully tender moments!


