Event Format
- Online webinar series at the end of March – four educational sessions
- Duration: 60–90 minutes per session
- Format: Lecture + discussion / Q&A
- Language: English (with optional EN/FR support if needed)
Each session is designed to be interactive and engaging, combining informative presentations with opportunities for participant questions and discussion. The format encourages thoughtful exploration of complex topics in a neutral, educational environment.
About This Webinar Series
Tattoos represent one of humanity's oldest and most enduring forms of self-expression and visual narrative. Throughout history and across cultures, individuals have used body art to communicate personal stories, cultural affiliations, spiritual beliefs, and individual identity. This educational webinar series examines tattoos as a powerful medium of visual storytelling and personal expression in contemporary society.
The presence and visibility of tattoos can influence how individuals are perceived in various social and professional environments. These perceptions vary significantly across cultures, industries, generations, and social contexts. Rather than making judgments, our webinar explores these dynamics through observation, cultural context, and academic research. We examine historical attitudes, changing social norms, and the complex interplay between personal expression and external perception.
The cultural and personal context surrounding tattoos is rich and multifaceted. Traditional tattoo practices carry deep cultural significance in many societies, while contemporary tattoo culture has evolved into diverse artistic movements with varied meanings. We explore the symbolism, history, and cultural traditions that inform tattoo choices, as well as the personal narratives that individuals express through body art.
This webinar provides educational analysis and facilitates discussion. We do not promise or guarantee life improvements, career advancement, personal transformation, or any specific outcomes. Our goal is to foster understanding, encourage critical thinking, and provide a platform for informed dialogue about the cultural, social, and personal dimensions of tattoos and identity.
Key Topics
- Personal identity and visual symbols
- Perception of tattoos in professional environments
- Cultural differences and social stereotypes
- How attitudes toward tattoos change over time
Each topic is explored through multiple lenses, including historical context, cultural anthropology, social psychology, and personal narratives. The educational approach emphasizes nuanced understanding rather than simplified conclusions.
Speaker
Rosemary Barton
Rosemary Barton joins this educational series to share her perspective on how tattoos influence identity and social perception. Her participation in the discussion explores cultural differences, social stereotypes, and the evolving attitudes toward body art in various contexts.
With experience in facilitating public discourse on complex social topics, Rosemary brings insight into how visual symbols function in society and how individuals navigate the intersection of personal authenticity and public perception. Her involvement adds depth to conversations about identity, cultural norms, and the role of visual expression in contemporary life.
As an invited guest, Rosemary participates in this webinar in an educational capacity, contributing to thoughtful dialogue about tattoos, identity, and social dynamics. Her perspective enriches the exploration of these topics without promoting commercial brands or services.
Registration
Register for this free educational webinar series. Sessions will be held at the end of March.