2000 completed Common Purposes follow through course, What Next?

1996/6 completed the SE London Common Purpose Programme - and was voted best participant.

1995 instigated, co-ordinated and presented Genderquake, an exhibition of local women artists at the Citizens Gallery, obtaining funding for the posters and catalogues and persuading 26 artists to co-operate...

1986 -1999 Worked with the following groups mostly in SE London:

• SYLVIA
• SELMC
• Club Vernacular
• Phobia Promotions
• Chats Palace
• Farrago
• Anti-Racist Festival
• Window Display
• Co-Founded The Woolwich Arts Group (WAG) which instigated
  • Gritty Fingers
  • My Eyes My Eyes
  • WAGmusic
  • Sceptics Tank
  • Route 53

1980 - 86 Worked with various Artists groups. Hon Sec. Of the Printmakers Council, funded by Gulbenkian and GLAB.

1973 -79 Many projects; designing the colours for Hell Angels, portrait painting for my then local community in The Forest of Dean, touring community theatre stage and set design (SE Arts funded), carving the living rock, giving workshops. On the Committee of the Village Hall, plus the local fête committee and helped establish a discussion group - all of which had fundraising and advertising strategies.

1972 Helped to build a Centre for the Unemployed in Coleford, Forest of Dean.

1969 -1972 Performed at Drury Lane Arts Lab; exhibited and worked in Paris.

1968 Worked with a Theatre group at Farnham Art School, plus a pub poetry reading group.

1967 Helped to establish Guildford Arts Lab - in that year worked with poetry groups and music/performance groups

Also worked with Team Syntegrity International - Syntegration being a non-hierarchical process for decision-making - which I am trained in as a facilitator. In this capacity I have been involved in a Swiss Bank's funding of charitable projects in South Africa; Governmental process in London; World Citizenry (I set this up in the University of Greenwich - it was the first real-time global conference ever)