Kaffeeklatsch (coffee and chat)

Wednesday 24th January 
12 - 2pm 
On Zoom

non member registration S4R0O3SY

We're starting a regular informal online get together for our female, non-binary and trans sound makers and shapers 

Drop in, share news and get peer support on work/life questions. 

Our first meeting will be hosted by Carolyn Downing. If you'd like to join the mailing list to receive regular updates on these meeting, email: admin@associationofsounddesigners.com

We've also set up a new Facebook group for people to connect and share ideas called ASDP Community Room

Join using this link or by searching "ASDP Community Room" on Facebook.

AIMS of ASDP Community Room Kaffeeklatsch:

- Create a Home somewhere people feel safe and comfortable to share their views and experiences

- Create an alternative environment in which people can freely ask questions, ask for advise and opinions that better suit them than the current established modes

- Create an opportunity to discuss possible advocacy pathways and strategies

- A regular meet up acting as a touchstone for like-minded individuals to rest, regroup and be reignited in their future practice

FORMAT of meet ups:

- the sessions will be split into segments - general catch up chat & sharing, a moment of pause for communal meditative breathing & stretching, Community Notice Board incl reading /listening/ watching/ experience recommendations from the group.

Please note, the ASD reserves the right to make changes to the programme without prior notice. Such alterations may occasionally be necessary due to circumstances beyond our control.

All events will be filmed and photographed - your presence confirms your permission for the ASD to use any images or recordings of you in our publicity materials and seminar archive.

The ASD does not accept responsibility for anyone acting as a result of information or views expressed on its training courses including course material. Opinions expressed are those of individual trainers and not necessarily those of the ASD. Participants should take professional advice when dealing with specific situations.