Kinfolk Families are great to work with and really broadened our understanding of working with parent/carer artists as an organisation. I can’t recommend their consultation services enough. They are thoughtful and thorough.
— 16 Collective, via Google Reviews

Consultation & Mentoring

Delivered by Rebecca Livesey-Wright

Rebecca draws on their diverse and unique experience from over 10 years working in the arts both as an artist and across programming, coordination and curation.

In the last 7 years, they have focused on accessibility and inclusion in the arts for parents and marginalised caregivers. As well as considering practical access points, Rebecca is enthusiastic about psychological barriers, specifically as they arise across intersectional lived experiences.

Kinfolk Families will work with you with generosity and kindness to identify barriers, strengths, pivot points, creating context and a deeper understanding of your work.

For Glasgow-based organisations and artists we are happy to travel to you.

We can also provide consultation & mentoring via video call & other online platforms to accommodate those further afield and those with varied needs.

“One day as I am holding baby and feeding her, I realize that this is exactly the state of mind and heart that so many male writers from Thomas Mann to James Joyce describe with yearning—the mystery of an epiphany, the sense of oceanic oneness, the great yes”

— Julie Phillips, The Baby on the Fire Escape: Creativity, Motherhood, and the Mind-Baby Problem