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Welcome, find access resources, support and inspiration here, alongside Jo’s project archive.

Jo is a designer with a social practice. She designs and facilitates accessible, inclusive experiences and resources. She also supports other creatives who work in communities. 

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Testimonials

“I felt understood and heard when talking to Jo. I was able to openly reflect on what is realistic within my role and capacity and have since felt empowered enough to raise concerns with management and set clear boundaries. ”

Caitlin Kiely Resident Visual Artist at Sense TouchBase

“Working in the arts as a freelancer can be very isolating – so my time with Jo means I feel more accountable and have some set deadlines to complete tasks before we meet again, so simple but yet so powerful. ”

Lynn Weddle, Articulate

“Talking with Jo has helped me educate those around me so we can go on a journey together to realise what our visual arts programme can be. I have been able to start an ongoing process that shifts focus back to building meaningful relationships and projects which grow over time. ”

Caitlin Kiely Resident Visual Artist at Sense TouchBase

“Jo is incredibly understanding and supportive with a keen sense of enthusiasm for the work of the arts organisation that I run. I can highly recommend Jo and her mentoring service to anyone wishing to expand their thinking and possibilities. ”

Lynn Weddle, Articulate