Jameel Arts & Health Lab

Explore Martina de Witte’s latest study on music therapy and mental health! As one of the lead researchers for the Lancet Global Series on the Arts & Health with the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, Martina's work continues to reveal how the arts can transform health outcomes. Congrats, Martina, on your journey thus far! We cannot wait to see what is to come ✨ 🔗 Read more about the Lancet series here: https://lnkd.in/dAT6bMfx

🎶 Belonging starts with being heard. A study by Emma Heard and Brydie-Leigh Bartleet explored the impact of Brisbane’s Whoopee-Do Crew, a community music group. The initiative, led by First Nations musician Jenny ‘Pineapple’ Martinelli, has supported marginalized groups, including Turrbal and Yuggera Peoples, by fostering creative self-expression and a sense of belonging. Image: Well-Being Concert at Carnegie Hall, UNGA Healing Arts Week. Photo by Fadi Kheir. Courtesy of Carnegie Hall. 🔗 Learn more about the UNGA Healing Arts Week here: https://lnkd.in/dh-NHCEt 🔗 Read the full study here: https://lnkd.in/d3cU6igD The Partners: WHO Regional Office for Europe Community Jameel NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development CULTURUNNERS #artsandhealth #research #artsinresearch #artsandsociety #artsandwellbeing #ArtsHealth #healingmusic #musicandhealing #wellbeing #wellbeingconcert #carnegiehall

The NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development published this article on how the Lab has collaborated with the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts on a series of engaging conversations as part of its Summer for the City festival and recently UNGA Healing Arts Week 2024. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/egBcrMtZ #ungahealingarts #unga #healingarts #lincolncenter #nyu #nyusteinhardt Jameel Arts & Health Lab Founding Partners: WHO Regional Office for Europe NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Community Jameel CULTURUNNERS

Looking to expand your perspective and knowledge of #ArtsInHealth? Our Arts Health Research Intensive might be for you! The course receives positive feedback year after year and we're delighted to share what our 2024 delegates had to say 💬. Scroll through to find out what they enjoyed most about the Research Intensive and how they've grown through the experience. 👉 🔔 Reminder: Scholarship applications close on 17 November 2024! Check out our website for more information and to apply ⬇️  https://lnkd.in/ezz65jcF The course is delivered in partnership with World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Arts and Health, Jameel Arts & Health Lab and University of Florida - Center for Arts in Medicine.

How do culture and representation of black communities shape arts and health narratives? What does health and healing look like to the black communities? Mark #BlackHistoryMonth by joining the Global South Arts and Health Town Hall Meeting (Global South Arts in Health Week, Atlantic Fellows) to unravel these conversations and meet professionals who are impacting their communities through creative practice and collaboration. 📆 26 October 2024 🕒 3 – 5 pm (GMT) ✅ Free Register via the link below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ewV8_vNc #GlobalSouthArtsandHealth

We are proud to share a newly published report on arts in health organizations worldwide, written by some of our Australian colleagues: ''What Does an Arts and Health Organisation Do?'' The report is based on interviews with 30 participants across 22 organizations worldwide, including Arts in Health Netherlands, offering a comprehensive look at the different roles that arts and health organizations play in advancing the field. The report emphasizes the field’s momentum, and also highlights the challenge of turning the evidence base into meaningful action. Their conclusions include the importance of diversifying the arts in health workforce and its perspectives, and more findings. Check the report for more key findings: https://lnkd.in/ebrerQcF  Authored by: Tully Barnett, Alex Cothren, Professor Joanne Arciuli Being part of this international conversation strengthens our commitment to shaping the future of arts and health in the Netherlands and connecting Dutch programs to the international community. We are excited to continue this journey alongside so many inspiring organizations. The research was made possible with the support of the Global Arts and Health Alliance, which grew out of a collaboration at Flinders University, and the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, Government of South Australia, through Arts South Australia.

Uniting the arts, health, and education was at the heart of the III Congress of the Paulista Organization of Art Education (OPAE) which took place in Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil. The Forum was coordinated by course director Prof. Dr. Tarcila Lima da Costa who presented research on the impact of art on human development. Ms. Gracielly Delgado and Ms. Fernanda Rodrigues presented the Health at School program of the General Coordination of Equity and Social Determinants in Health, of the Department of Prevention and Health Promotion, of the Secretariat of Primary Health Care, of the Ministry of Health. Prof. Dr. Rosa Lavelberg (INSEA representative in Latin America) presented reflections on the UNESCO Framework for Cultural and Artistic Education. Online presentations were given by Ms. Cibele Galvão Santos, General Coordination of Full-Time Education for integrality in education (COGEITI) of the Ministry of Education and Christopher Bailey Lab Co-Director, Arts and Health lead, WHO. Lab CoDirector Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT gave a keynote about the evidence base for the impact of the arts on health and its importance in education. The Forum was mediated by Maurício Virgulino, Art educator, Ministry of Culture. Tremendous performances were given by the Rutes Collective, the Guri Project and Taiko Muguenkio Waidaiko. The convening resulted in the establishment of a Permanent Forum on “Art, Education and Health” committed to defining strategies to supported transdisciplinary research, practice, and policy. Pan American Health Organization WHO Regional Office for Europe World Health Organization NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development CULTURUNNERS Community Jameel UNESCO #artsandhealth #artshealtheducation #arteducation

Lab researcher Marcel Foster will share insights from our global Hospital Mural Evaluation (HoME) at the upcoming Arts and Health seminar for the Nordic-Baltic region.

Catch a glimpse of the HHArt of Medicine workshop designed to support healthcare workers which we were honored to include as part of #UNGA Healing Arts Week 2024. Thank you collaborators: Arts in Medicine NYC Health + Hospitals Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Whitney Museum of American Art Lab Founders: World Health Organization WHO Regional Office for Europe NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development CULTURUNNERS Community Jameel

Lab co-director Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT joins a stellar keynote panel today on the role of the arts in health equity at the Boston Arts Activation focused on Harmony and Health held in collaboration with Berklee College of Music. This keynote conversation will explore how the arts can play a vital role in improving mental health and resilience in BIPOC communities. Leaders in arts and health will discuss how thoughtfully designed arts programs can bridge cultural divides, promote healing, and inspire collective action for justice and equity. Attendees will gain insights into how storytelling, power-sharing, and community engagement can address health inequities and shape a more resilient future. Facilitator: Rev. Liz Walker, Minister, Veteran Television Journalist Panelists:  Daniel Callahan, MFA, Multimedia Artist and Designer Daniel Chonde, MD, PhD, Executive Director, The People’s heArt Michael J. Bobbitt 🏳️🌈🖤, Executive Director, Mass Cultural Council Nisha Sajnani, PhD RDT-BCT Associate Professor of Drama Therapy, NYU Steinhardt, and Co-Founder of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab If you're in the Boston area, join us for this free, full day-long program: https://lnkd.in/e9vndSEB