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Critical Mass Arts in Health Gathering – images of some initial thoughts

posted on March 17, 2025

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Research Summary: Arts in Health Critical Mass Gathering

Event Type: Interdisciplinary Arts in Health convening
Location & Timing: Durham; day one of multi-day gathering
Primary Focus: Collaborative ideation and action planning for arts-integrated health initiatives
Current Status: Exploratory phase with emerging consensus on strategic directions
Key Characteristics: High energy, cross-sector participation, actionable outcomes anticipated
Documented Outputs: Not disclosed
Theoretical Framework: Not disclosed

It’s day one of the Arts in Health Critical Mass meeting in Durham. Ideas are fizzing, energy is circulating, and there is a growing sense that clear plans for action are brewing. Here are just a few of the thoughts guiding our discussions:

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