In support of Run From Poverty 2023, Amy Fitzpatrick and Karrie Williams (Team ClarkeHopkinsClarke Architects) are hosting a speaker series of 3 talks covering topics of Mental Health and Wellbeing, Corporate Social Responsibility including Humanitarian Architecture and Purpose and Resilience.
Sponsored by EQUITONE & SureCare
Discussion of the importance of mental health and wellbeing has only intensified during COVID-19. But are we thinking about mental health and wellbeing all wrong? What does it mean in an ever-changing world? This discussion is particularly pertinent in the creative industries, where it can feel like our work lives and home lives blur, our passion for what we do can put us at risk of burnout, and where we’re always under pressure to do more with less. Join us to discuss how we might change not only the way we think about mental health and wellbeing – but what we do for our mental health and wellbeing.
Tracy Margieson has held a range of senior roles across arts management, strategy and project management, marketing and communications, and festivals and events management. Most recently, Tracy worked at Arts Centre Melbourne, where she was responsible for establishing and leading the Arts Wellbeing Collective, an award-winning, internationally renowned sector-wide program promoting positive mental health and wellbeing in the performing arts industry.
Tracy is currently a Higher Degree by Research Candidate in the Department of Management at Deakin Business School, undertaking a PhD exploring sensemaking in performing arts organisations. Tracy also holds post-graduate qualifications in both Business Psychology and Arts and Entertainment Management.
Amy and Karrie have committed to running a full marathon and fundraising $30,000 as we take part in Run From Poverty 2023.
Run From Poverty is an experience that exists for two primary reasons:
The following video also provides a small snapshot of the experience we will be undertaking: Run From Poverty Experience
Ticket prices are a direct donation towards our $30,000 fundraising goal which we aim to surpass before we land in Kenya mid-July.
If you cannot attend but would still like to support our Journey, please visit the below links to find out more information and donate to the cause:
