Introduction

Welcome, our event is a spicy mix of Clean-oriented research, business, music, modelling, debate and learning. Presenters and participants stimulate each other’s thinking and together create a fun, creative, brain-nourishing 2 days. The annual Northern Taste of Clean event - which this year is named after the weekend it's happening - has become a sparkling example of collaborative learning at its best. You don’t just attend ‘Northern Taste’ - you’re a part of it.

Join us for a 2-day smorgasbord of Clean Language-based sessions, where you will be able to meet:

Presenters from the world of clean, who will share their latest thinking and facilitate the group to stretch and adapt that thinking to suit their own needs.

Exponents of other methodologies, from rapping to Zen meditation, and drawing to clowning, who will help you see how clean relates to these different practices. You’ll discover how an experience of meditation or clowning can inform your own practice.

People who are actively using clean in various fields such as education, health care, sales and business. They’ll tell stories from their worlds and invite you to take part in the clean-based activities they’ve created.

The Schedule is be available

here⁠

, and details of the presentations can be found by clicking the link to the Facebook page

here⁠

. Or, if you are not on Facebook you can find the posts on the

Presentations and workshops⁠

page.

Please familiarise yourself with the login instructions and ask any questions in the set up time. Marian will be available from 8am on Saturday if you need any help.

You may like to have paper, pens etc. available.

Each day we will start with an introduction and Clean Set Up followed by a session that will get us moving - all designed to help us get ready for the day ahead.

You will be able to select which presentations or workshops you attend, or you can hang out with other participants in the Welo space.

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