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Introducing the AATA2024 Virtual Conference Plenary: The Arts & Health Continuum – A New Perspective
From the White House to the World Health Organization, policy makers have begun pushing to integrate arts in physical health care, beyond mental health and well-being. For the art therapy profession, these trends provide an opportunity to reassess our guiding principles and chart a dynamic future. In this plenary session, panelists will discuss how the arts are emerging as the next frontier in health and well-being, as more federal and local governments, healthcare systems, and cultural institutions are increasing their arts and wellness programming. Featuring AATA President Nadia Paredes; Dr. Nisha Sajnani, Director of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab; Dr. Marygrace Berberian, NYU Graduate Art Therapy Program Director and AATA Board Member; and Yazmany Arboleda, New York City’s inaugural People’s Artist at the Civic Engagement Commission
This conference will be unlike any other virtual experience — with opportunities to engage and connect with art therapists and students from around the world. (Or if you just want to listen in or watch later on-demand, you’re welcome to do that too!) ♦ Meet the amazing presenters from around the globe ♦ See the full agenda, including SIGs and Book Chats with AATA Member Authors! AATA2024 Pittsburgh attendees get a 50% discount toward registration.
Member Corner
The Call for Nominations has been extended to Oct. 25! Nominate someone or yourself for one of five positions on AATA’s Board of Directors or as a Nominations Committee Member! Simply submit a 200-word nomination statement. Would you (or someone you know) bring valuable experience, unique perspective, and creative thinking to the AATA Board of Directors? The Nominations Committee is looking for broad representation of AATA’s membership and the art therapy community to help propel the association and profession forward. As art therapy gains recognition, our member-leaders are vital in charting a course toward a more sustainable, inclusive, and welcoming organization and community.
JOURNAL NEWS
We are excited to introduce a special issue of the Art Therapy Journal. Volume 41, Issue 3, featuring Art Therapy and Climate Action, is now available! Check out Guest Editor and Associate Editor Theresa Van Lith's editorial as part of the Journal's free access.
The Art Therapy Journal is announcing a Call for Papers for an upcoming Special Issue on Art Therapy and Neurodivergence. This issue seeks to provide a platform for innovative research, case studies, theoretical explorations, and professional practice viewpoints that deepen our collective knowledge of how art therapy can support neurodivergent individuals. The issue editors are Emily Goldstein Nolan and Jessica Stallings. Manuscript deadline is March 31, 2025!
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