ART WITH CONVICTION
Pictora is an innovative 'not for profit' Social Enterprise, bringing the therapeutic value of offender art together with the practical creativity of entrepreneurship and business enterprise skills, in order to support offenders in prison, "Through the Gate", and back into society.
Our Mission Statement
Reducing reoffending by engagement in arts and entrepreneurship through social enterprise.
"Art is what we do when we are truly alive"
4th July @ The British Library, London
Attracting delegates from across the criminal justice sector and academia, the conference was packed with innovative ideas, that stimulated debate and networking.
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The two year Social Vaccinations project led by Pictora with partners in Estonia,Portugal, Slovakia and Spain has now published is final report, evaluation and training materials. www.sv4life.org.
Creativity and the Connected Economy is the new innovative project from Pictora.
Building social capital and employability through creativity and the connected economy to reduce re-offending.
The EU Erasmus+ project, co-ordinated by Pictora links the power of creativity to The Connected Economy to help offenders leaving prison or ex-offenders in the community to build new futures. www.create4life.net.
Covering the mulitiplier conferences in Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal and the UK.
Pictora is pleased to confirm guest speakers from the Royal College of Art : Helen Hamlyn Centre of Design, at the Create 4 Life London conference on the 4th July at the British Library.
Book NOW for your FREE delegate place: Just email robert@pictora.org
The Create 4 Life conference in Lisbon attacted a range of policy makers and professional working within the criminal justice sector and with marginalise community groups.
Prison Govenors and staff were fascinated by the Create 4 Life social media training module was presented at the Panevezy Conference.
Create4life.net the website of the Erasmus+ project Creativity, The Connected Economy and Offenders, has been launched.
The first newsletter of the Erasmus+ project Creativity, The Connected Economy and Offenders, is now avaliable.
Between the 1st and 7th December 2015, Pictora ran a Creativity, The Connected Economy and Offenders training programme for EU Erasmus+ Partners participating in the project.
Pictora has been successful in securing Erasmus+ funding for an innovative offender/ex-offender focused project.
