2007 (ongoing)

Members of an international advisory committee on Save the Children US’s use of art in their programmes with children.

2007 Consultants to Save the Children US, producing a document recording and synthesizing findings into ‘the state of the art’ in art and art therapy programmes across the Save the Children Alliance and in the wider field in contexts of conflict, HIV/AIDS and chronic poverty.
2006 (ongoing) Visiting Lecturers, Expressive Arts and Social Change, European Summer School, Saas Fe, Switzerland
2001 – 2004    Research into, writing chapters for and editing of book: ‘Art Therapy and Political  Violence: With art,  without illusion’, edited by Bobby Lloyd and Debra Kalmanowitz, Routledge, January 2005.
2002 (March)

In-Service Training for psychosocial Mobile Teams in Kosovo: ‘Art Therapy Skills’
The Tavistock Clinic, The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) 
and Pristina University, Kosovo
1999 – 2000

Training teachers in the use of art in South West Kosovo. This project trained and supported teachers in schools in South West Kosovo (Peja, Decan, Junik and Djakova) through 2 teams of art therapists sent by ATI.  The work aimed to reinforce teachers’ capacity to work effectively with, and support their students.  ATI’s work, firmly based in art-making processes, took a variety of forms:  experiential groups, classroom practice / application, supervision.
1997 – 1999

Parents’ art therapy studio group (long-term open group, accommodating 32 women from 17 countries worldwide), Bayswater Families Centre (for Homeless and Refugee populations), London W2.
1995

University of Durban-Westville, Kwazulu - Natal, South Africa. Four week art therapy training for local caring professionals working with children, adults and families who had directly experienced violence in KwaZulu-Natal.
1994 – 1995

Short term art therapy work in refugee camps in Slovenia and Croatia; also action research into the setting up of an art and art therapy service for children, adults and carers in Bosnia (Sarajevo, East Mostar) and Croatia.  Research grant awarded for research and documentation, Goldsmiths College, London University.           

1995 

Art Therapy Workshop for Refugee Council Conference: ‘Using Art, Drama and Play with Refugee Children’, London