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‘Forever Great in Conversation’ with Joanne Robinson, Founder of the Little Art School and Co-Founder of the Little Art School Trust is now LIVE!

Enjoy the conversation as Joanne talks about her incredible career - find out about how a Summer art class around her kitchen dining table has led to the growth of multi award winning business that can teach anyone how to draw and paint.

You'll also find out who inspires Joanne, her most referred to quote and her favourite place to visit in Scotland.

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The Little Art School Trust delivers scaffolded art lesson which have been designed for people living with dementia. Research by St Andrews University which stated that our art lessons showed people living with dementia what they CAN do has been published around the globe. It was incredible for our team to see our work here on the west coast of Scotland being written about in Australia's Journal for Dementia Care!

Huge congratulations to my friend Julia Burton for making this happen!

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Delighted to have been selected as a national finalist for the Converge Challenge Impact Challenge competition! My business idea is centred on training for families and caregivers of individuals living with advanced dementia. Watch this space!

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Nearly Half of Converge 2019 Entries are Female Entrepreneurs Nearly half of this year's Converge semi-finalists are female entrepreneurs, with the tech and creative industries some of the most represented sectors.

Delighted to have been selected as a semi-finalist for the Converge Challenge Impact Challenge competition! My business idea is centred on Adaptive Interaction training for families and caregivers of individuals living with advanced dementia. Watch this space!