Exploring sensory perceptions through a disability lens

A purple-blue wildflower grows amongst green grass

Wildflower on Sweet Briar (credit: Denzil Dean)

Exploring sensory perceptions through a disability lens

Location:
Sweet Briar Marshes, Sweet Briar Marshes is in the northwest of Norwich in the Mile Cross and Wensum wards, around two miles from the city centre.
Book
Join artist Genevieve Rudd for a unique and inclusive walk/wheel around NWT Sweet Briar Marshes to connect with nature and discover new ways to sense and interact with the surrounding landscape.

Event details

Meeting point

Meeting point at BMX track, Sloughbottom Park What3Words ///riots.warns.thanks

Date

Time
2:00pm - 4:00pm
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About the event

This event is suitable for ages 16 - 25

Join artist Genevieve Rudd on a walk/wheel around NWT Sweet Briar Marshes to explore different ways to sense the landscape through creative practices. Genevieve will be using a power chair and welcomes the varied ways people might mobilise in the environment along the accessible paths.

Genevieve Rudd is a community artist and Wild Beach Leader of 13+ years, facilitating creative nature-connection programmes. In 2021, she founded Under Open Sky no-for-profit coastal community engagement organisation. Since 2023, GR has been disabled with Acquired Brain Injury which affects her mobility, vision, sensory perception, and cognition.

Before you attend the workshop, you will be sent a document with useful information and if you are under 18 you will be sent a parental consent and personal risk assessment form, which we will need you to fill out and return to us in readiness for the session.

Accessible toilets are located at Sloughbottom Park.

Wild Youth Action and Building Foundations for the Future is funded thanks to support from National Lottery players and The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

 

Booking

Price

Free

Suitable for

Adults

Know before you go

Dogs

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On a lead

Dogs on short leads. Visitors with dogs must stay on the paths and keep dogs on a two metre lead to avoid disturbance to livestock and wildlife. Some areas of the site may have a temporary no dog policy in place - please observe signage on site.

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What to bring

Please wear appropriate clothing and footwear, suitable for being outside

Important Information

Important Health and Safety Information

Events will take place in all weather conditions unless deemed unsafe. Please ensure that you dress appropriately for the weather with suitable footwear. Please be advised to take caution when walking on a site with open water and ensure that you always remain on the designated paths. Biting insects can be present at certain times of the year and you may choose to apply insect repellent as a precaution. In warmer weather, you may wish to bring sun cream, water and a sunhat.

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