Join us for our 4th Annual series of three Spring Webinars
Free to IFSA members and current trainees / €15 for non members
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Monday 26th February 2024, 7-8pm, led by Carol Barrett
1500 year anniversary of St. Brigit: Celebrating the Saint, the Goddess and the law maker.
In this webinar we will weave different Brigit’s crosses from around the country and will look at the history of Brigit in Ireland and in Europe. Who was Brigit? The triple Goddess of the Tuatha De Danann, the three Brigits of judgement and protectors of Women’s rights of the Ulster cycle, and St. Brigit on the 1500 year of her death and how can we weave these stories into our Forest School practice.
Carol Barrett is Director of Down To Earth Forest School, in Co. Galway. Carol is passionate about keeping the old stories and traditions of the land alive and weaving the old with the new in her Forest School practice. She is lead tutor on the QQI approved Level 6 Forest School leader training.
Website: https://www.downtoearthforestschool.ie/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/downtoearthforestschool/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/down_to_earth_forest_school/
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Monday 11th March 2024, 7-8pm, led by Kerry Walker
How Social Media can support your nature based business – Tips and ideas about using social media to promote your Forest School practice.
Do you feel overwhelmed with social media? In this webinar, Kerry, will share with you ideas on how to further promote your business online. From posts, ads, stories and content- come along for some inspiration and support on how to face the online world from your forest 😉
Kerry Walker is a Graphic Designer, Forest School leader and Forest Therapy Practitioner. She runs The Nature Hub in Co.Kerry.
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Monday 25th March 2024, 7-8pm, led by Clare Murphy
Myth; our collective home – Myth and Forest School practice
Myth is the collective homeplace. Sometimes myth can feel untouchable, too sacred to tell, or somehow inaccessible to use at work. In this webinar Clare will introduce a few myths, and give some techniques for telling myth in a forest school setting. She will also give a reading list and some follow up ideas.
Dublin born storyteller Clare Murphy has told stories all over the world since 2006. She tells for all ages on all kinds of stages. She has performed in more than 20 countries to audiences of up to 5000 people. Her work ranges from science mashed with myth, historical folklore, to Irish myth and legend. She has performed for President Mary Robinson as well as at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory “masterly storytelling – all delivered at a pace which meant there was never a dull moment”
Culture Whisper. Speaker • Consultant • Trainer www.claremurphy.org
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