The Guidelines for the Webinars are here!
Need a hand to better understand the webinars or to use them as an educational tool? We’ve got you covered!
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How can comics be brought to life in the classroom?
How to lead a writing workshop or meeting with the public when you are a comic book author?
How to talk about comics in the world of public libraries?
These three questions were the subjects of the three webinars produced within the project of Comics Beyond aimed at giving helpful insights and tools to professionals in the comics industry to also be used in educational environments. In order to complete and better understand these one-hour conferences we have also produced some guidelines, now available along the webinars on our Youtube channel.
You can also read or download them directly here: the Webinars Guidelines.
The partners
Comics Beyond is supported by the European Commission as part of the Creative Europe – Cultural cooperation projects (small scale) program. Four comics professional structures from different countries are cooperating to make the project a reality: the Brussels Comic Art Museum (Belgium), Amadora BD (Portugal), Rendez-vous BD Amiens (France) and COMICON Napoli (Italy), in partnership with Escola Joso (Spain), Art Bubble Festival (Denmark) and the Lakes International Comic Arts Festival (United-Kingdom).
Led by the Brussels Comic Art Museum, Comics Beyond brings together all of these renowned international partners, each one working on different aspects of the project, to make the project’s mission a reality and to develop an European network for comic art.
Contacts
@comicsbeyond.eu on social media (Facebook, Instagram)
Communications Coordinator
Kevin Scauri
For COMICON
Project Coordinator
Lisa Weill
For Brussels Comic Art Museum
