An elderly woman with dark skin and short black hair, wearing a blue blouse, is working with scissors on some papers at a table, with colorful papers and a purple background.
A colorful logo with the words 'Zine t' and 'Pi' in green, stylized letters. There is a drawing of a woman with blue curly hair, wearing sunglasses, earrings, and pink lipstick, positioned between the words.
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Three women of different ages and ethnicities are gathered around a table, engaging in a craft or project. One woman with curly hair and glasses is smiling and holding scissors, a young woman with green hair and a pink bow is also holding scissors, and another woman wearing headphones is writing or working on papers. The background contains colorful decorations.
A woman with curly hair, glasses, and a nose ring smiling and holding a container of food at an indoor event, wearing a mask pulled below her chin and a lanyard. In the background, blurred people and a chalkboard wall.
Group of women gathered around a table with magazines, colored pens, scissors, and paper, participating in a creative or crafting activity.
A man with short brown hair, light skin, and wearing a dark jacket over a black shirt, smiling and holding a deck of photos or cards in his hands, standing in an indoor space with a blurred background.
Three women in a classroom setting. Two are seated at a table, looking at papers, while the standing woman leans over them, engaging in conversation. Art supplies are visible on the table, and a colorful drawing of a woman's face with pink and purple hair is on the wall in the background.
Two women sitting in a bookstore, smiling and holding up colorful illustrated notes about self-love and emotional health.
Close-up of a hand holding a pink scrapbook page with collage photographs and artwork related to female empowerment, titled 'Femininty'.
A hand holding a purple card with colorful collage letters spelling 'WOMEN' and 'ONE', with some growth symbols.
A woman wearing a mask and black sleeveless top giving a presentation in a room with a white wall, with a projector screen behind her showing her image on a computer.
Two women sitting at a table working on craft or art projects with various supplies, drinks, and papers in front of them.

Are you an institutions or a community that wants to think, make and reflect together?

Parallel to my artistic practice, I design artist-led workshops and public programmes. Through my platform Zinetopia (since 2021), I have impacted over 2000 people through discussion-led, creative workshops.

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At the heart of my approach is using creative methods to hold meaningful conversations. This brings people together, encourages playfulness, and creates space for reflection.

Each workshop is bespoke, designed in response to the needs of your institution or community. They are held as shared spaces for conversation, making, and reflection. Moving beyond standard EDI or professional development sessions, the work is intimate, generous, and rooted in creative practice.

Ways We Can Work Together

All workshops can be booked as series or one-off and tailored to your needs

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Curated Thematic Workshop

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This work is best suited to schools, universities, community groups, and organisations. Each session is tailored to your group and aims, with topics shaped around areas such as identity, history, climate, wellbeing, design, or wider social themes. Workshops usually run for 1.5–2 hours and work particularly well in intergenerational or educational settings. Outcomes may include zines, visual archives, collective artworks, portraiture, or collage posters. Sessions can be delivered as a one-off or developed into a series.

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Drop-in Creative Workshop

This format is best suited to galleries, community spaces, festivals and open days. Sessions are open and flexible, allowing participants to drop in at any point and make something creative at their own pace. The atmosphere is low-pressure, playful and accessible, with light guidance and a focus on hands-on making. This approach works especially well for public programmes and casual engagement. Outcomes often include zines, collage or drawing. These sessions are usually charged hourly, with flexible rates available for charities and community organisations.

Bespoke/Professional Development Workshop

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This format is best suited to institutions, staff teams, brands and organisations. Sessions are fully customised and shaped around your specific needs, whether that’s staff development, EDI reflection, team connection or campaign ideation. Each workshop is designed in conversation with you, responding to context, people and aims rather than following a fixed template. The sessions can support team reflection, feedback gathering and creative thinking, and often feel more like a facilitated gathering than formal training. Workshops can run as a one-off session or form part of a wider programme, depending on what’s most useful.

Testimonials

“Fiona was a dream to work with from start to finish. The workshops she facilitated for International Women’s Day were safe, empowering spaces that encouraged creativity, connection and thoughtful reflection. Many colleagues still refer to them as one of the best activities of the year.”

— Farah, Young Minds,
Professional Development Workshop

“Fiona has delivered workshops for Black History Month and LGBTQ+ History Month over two years at UAL. She consistently tailors her sessions to our needs, puts students at ease, and delivers thoughtful, well-structured workshops. I would highly recommend her.”

— Jo Swo, EDI Team, University of the Arts London,
Curated Thematic Workshop

“Honestly, the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. The energy and creativity Fiona brings to her workshops is unmatched. Everyone left inspired and proud of what they’d made.”

— Tate Modern & Little Simz Team,
Curated Thematic Workshop

The most popular medium for my creative workshops is zines; small, DIY booklets. This is because zines offer a diverse approach, combining collage, writing, and illustration. For all workshops, I source archival and documentary materials to make the sessions as accurate and engaging as possible.

Why Collaborate With Me?

  • 150+ workshops delivered across schools, universities, cultural institutions, charities, and corporate teams in the UK and internationally

  • 5+ years of facilitation experience working with children, young people, adults, and intergenerational groups

  • Strong client retention many organisations book me repeatedly for ongoing programmes, staff development days, or new cohorts

  • High participant satisfaction workshops are consistently described as engaging, accessible, and thoughtfully paced

  • Educationally grounded practice BA in Advertising & Branding, MA in Postcolonial Studies, and a PG Cert in Teaching

  • Carefully tailored sessions every workshop is adapted to the group, context, and aims, rather than delivered as a fixed format

  • Clear communication & planning from initial call to delivery and follow-up, clients know what to expect at every stage

  • Values-led facilitation I prioritise inclusivity, critical thinking, and creating spaces where participants feel comfortable experimenting and sharing

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If you're interested in working with me, complete the form with a few details about your project. I’ll review your message and get back to you within 48 hours.