This one-day, practice-led workshop equips dance and performance practitioners with practical tools to create more inclusive, empowering learning environments. Through embodied exercises, reflection, and peer discussion, participants explore how identity, bias, and power show up in teaching and learning, and develop actionable strategies to transform their practice. This is not compliance training or a 'tick-box' session, it's a facilitated lab for practitioners ready to take responsibility for ongoing, meaningful change. Participants leave with a toolkit to support reflection, accountability, and immediate application in their own classes, workplaces, and settings.

Date & Time:

Friday 13 March 2026

10:00 - 16:00 (doors open 09:45)

Location:

London Youth

47-49 Pitfield Street, London, N1 6DA

Price:

• £345 standard
• £295 early bird / independent practitioners
• Early bird pricing available until 14 February 2026. Independent practitioners can access this rate at any time.

Limited to 15 participants to ensure depth, care, and interactive learning.

About Kamara

Kamara is the Founder and Artistic Director of Artistry Youth Dance, a London based youth dance company that supports young people of African and Caribbean heritage, empowering them through creative dance development. She's an award-winning dance artist, teacher, and choreographer, having worked extensively in the UK, Australia, and Kuwait. As a choreographer and performer, her credits include film, television and live events. Kamara is also on the Board of Trustees for English National Ballet.

Kamara delivers practical, transformative sessions on identity, empowerment, and belonging, equipping young dancers and practitioners to create inclusive, confident, and culturally aware learning environments.

Booking & Enquiries:

For questions, please email: [email protected]