In 2024, Naomi Fein, from Think Visual, alongside Heather Mullin, has been working with Fingal County Council to deliver a four-month training programme called Raising The Voices of Fingal Women Pioneers. The programme creates a supportive platform for women, empowering them to articulate their leadership, deepen community connections, and drive change in the local election context. The process delves into the 'mythology' of leadership, council influence dynamics, and community connections, culminating in a public event where women present their work through an immersive artistic experience.

In October 2017, European Health Forum Gastein (EHFG) celebrated its 20 year anniversary. The organisers wanted to involve attendees during the event in a new creative way, reflecting on the past and future of EHFG as well as having a shareable output to use with the wider stakeholders in the coming year. 

Safe Food, like all other organisations, is increasingly being asked to consider climate change and sustainability in their daily work. As a way of getting started, I worked alongside Naomi Fein from Think Visual to deliver a creative engagement workshop, using the SDGs as the framework for activating and developing a pathway to a more sustainable organisational approach going forward.