Creative Brain Week

Creative Brain Week

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Creative Brain Week is a Global Brain Health Institute initiative at Trinity College Dublin Creativity arises in the brain and is everyone’s biggest asset – from solving daily problems to improving our health and wellbeing – creating innovations that can shape the lives of millions. Creative Brain Week is an exploration of how brain science and creativity collide to seed new ideas in social develo

Photos from Creative Brain Week's post 04/03/2026

Great start to day 3 of www.creativebrainweek.com in the Royal Irish Academy of Music - RIAM these musicians wrote an exceptionally beautiful nuanced piece each individual weaving and reflecting on 'this is what my soul sounds like'. Trinity College Dublin Atlantic Fellows Royal Irish Academy of Music

Photos from Creative Brain Week's post 02/03/2026

Sometimes it is just people in a room doing extraordinary things.In just 10 years of GBHI at Trinity College Dublin supported by Atlantic Fellows these people have done and continue to do life changing work for equity in brain health globally. www.creativebrainweek.com

Thinking. Better. Together. - Creative Brain Week 18/02/2026

www.creativebrainweek.com - spotlight on Tuesday 3rd March:

Weaving Worlds
Inspiring case studies and informative approaches to implementation that are Thinking. Together. Each moves beyond articulating problems to activating “Better” in the world.

- Cormac Russell social explorer and author, Founding Director of Nurture Development and a member of the Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) Institute, at DePaul University, Chicago explores innovative approaches to development.
- Oonagh O’Brien Lecturer Computer Science, Post Doc Researcher Cyberpsychology considers technological use and its links with wellbeing
- Atholl Kleinhans Lecturer, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University examines education as a vehicle to drive social change in health care, introduced by Eimear McGlinchy
- Ed Collier Co Artistic Director of China Plate on theatre to create understanding
- Rene Weston of Sunshine Cinema introduces Africa’s largest solar-powered cinema network, delivering campaigns, films, and community dialogue, powered by trained youth facilitators
- Dela Wilson of Axel unpicks and re-weaves understanding to help people make sense of a changing world

Tickets are free, but are flying out the door. To book please click on the 'Click here' link at the top of the page for each day(s) you are interested in attending.
https://creativebrainweek.com/event/thinkingbettertogether/
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Thinking. Better. Together. - Creative Brain Week How do people move from senses to systems, what systems support or hinder? Speakers lay out a rich landscape for exploration, using their expertise as transportation.

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