The Edge of Change with BITTT

Join us to explore what stands in the way of transition to a circular economy, and what becomes possible at the edge of change.

We will use creativity and experimental tools from Processwork for deepening dialogue and awareness to explore the personal, collective, and systemic dynamics that shape this transition.

We’ll physically represent different viewpoints and roles within the group through role play. We hope this will lead to a deeper understanding of the inner and outer barriers that arise as we move toward circularity, and help us uncover fresh perspectives together as a community.

Each of us are invited to turn up as we are.

Processwork (process-oriented psychology) is an holistic embodied, integrative and systems-based facilitation approach for working with our personal and collective experiences.

bring it to the table (BITTT) offers space for facilitated group process sessions to explore themes that matter to us as cultural and social change makers.

“let’s each bring what we have to the table”

BITTT facilitators:

Andrea (she/her) is an eco-scenographer, performance maker, artist and facilitator and therapist in training at RSPOPUK. She’s a co-founder of Ecostage – helping to link sustainable practices with creativity and well-being.

http://www.andreacarr.co.uk/

Savannah (she/her) is an artist, facilitator and therapist recently qualifying at RSPOPUK. Her background in the arts and collaboration inform her interests in co-discovering creative ways for engaging with personal and collective challenges.

https://linktr.ee/savannahtheis

Location

The Anson Room

St Margaret’s House

21 Old Ford Road

Bethnal Green

E2 9PL

Find all information about getting here via the St Margaret's House website. Eg. TFL, Bus, Bike, Car, Taxi. We recommend using public transport where possible.

Join us at the historic community Arts and Wellbeing Centre in Bethnal Green. St Margaret's House has a long history of serving the local community which includes a delicious vegan cafe. Find out more about the space.

Accessibility

Please note: The Anson Room is accessed via stairs.

If you require assistance or have any questions, please call 020 8980 2092 (option 2) or email: b2ZmaWNlIHwgc3RtYXJnYXJldHNob3VzZSAhIG9yZyAhIHVr (St Margaret's House team).

This event is part of Circular Economy Week 2025, hosted by ReLondon, London’s circular economy partner. #CEweek2025 brings together global changemakers to accelerate the shift to a circular economy. Explore the full programme on the .

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