Rewatch The MU and Women in CTRL's Impostor Syndrome and Confidence Workshop

On March 30 the MU hosted an Impostor Syndrome and Confidence Workshop delivered by Women in CTRL’s founder, Nadia Khan.

Published: 07 April 2022 | 3:17 PM Updated: 31 March 2023 | 11:10 AM

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Sustainable Careers for Artists in an Evolving Industry: Insights from the MU’s Panel at MaMA Festival

Mayor Sadiq Khan Backs Access to Viable and High Profile Busking Pitches Across London

Xidus Pain: Empowering Communities Through Music and Movement

How Collective Action can Strengthen Connections with Colleagues - and Management