Can’t Sit Still
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Being Me Newspaper – Get Published!
› Read moreHello to everyone curious about our Being Me Newspaper! After our successful Being Me Zine we’re ready to start a newspaper with people living in Gloucestershire, and we’d love you to be involved! Headlines -we had our first Being Me neurodivergent newsroom on 15th June, and gathered lots of ideas for what could […]
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Being Me Clubs
› Read moreCreativity and joy for autistic people in Cheltenham! Being Me clubs are spaces where girls, young women and non-binary people can feel accepted and celebrated for being their authentic selves. Our neurodivergent facilitators provide optional creative activities in a low pressure, near-affirming environment where participant can just ‘be’ alongside other Autistic people. Our Being Me […]
Can’t Sit Still uses creativity and culture to disrupt social inequalities; inspiring individuals, connecting communities and spreading joy.
Contact info
- lucy@cantsitstill.net
- Lucy Kingsley
Inclusion statement
Our vision is of an equal and just society for all, steeped in ambitious and accessible creative opportunities that bring joy, hope and connection.
We work towards this change by devising life affirming and life changing creative experiences, with and for communities that we care about. This includes (and isn’t limited to) babies, children, young people, Neurodivergent people, Deaf and hard of hearing people, Disabled people and people who live with disabilities and/or long term illnesses, looked after children, and anyone who feels that the arts aren’t for them.