Isabel Vermote Belgium
Isabel's work develops sustainable and innovative projects for diverse audiences, with a strong focus on art and care, including art on prescription, dementia initiatives, and palliative care.
Isabel Vermote is an art historian and historian and co-leads the Accessibility and Inclusion Programme at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. Her work develops sustainable and innovative projects for diverse audiences, with a strong focus on art and care, including art on prescription, dementia initiatives, and palliative care.
Meet the other speakers
Kato Vanpoperinghe
Kato Vanpoperinghe is a policy officer at the Flemish Government, where she works within the Department of Culture, Youth and Media (Transversal Policy Team) on strengthening the links between culture, welfare, and health.
Carla Molenberghs
Carla Molenberghs is the director, co-founder, and driving spirit of Huis Perrekes vzw. At Huis Perrekes, people live together harmoniously in a familiar environment that invites, supports, and lets go. Nature, art, and culture are intertwined with everyday life.
Julie Rodeyns
Tessa Kerre
Tessa Kerre is Head of the department Hematology and Full Professor at Ghent University Hospital, and a leading researcher in immunotherapy, stem-cell transplantation, and patient-centred care.
Jos Verbist
Jos Verbist is an actor and director. He teaches at RITCS and serves as artistic director of Theatre Antigone in Kortrijk, a company that played a pioneering role in the emergence of socially engaged art practices in Flanders.
@ The conference
Panelling on Thursday afternoon during the session 'Shaping Policy Together'. Together with Julie Rodeyns, Jos Verbist, Carla Molenberghs & Tessa Kerre
- Moderated by Kato Vanpoperinghe
