Date added: 07/07/2021
The Beaney hosted their 'Museum Reflections Part 2: Diversity and Representation Conference' on Monday 28 June 2021. At the conference, they mentioned the upcoming launch…
Date added: 07/07/2021
The Beaney hosted their 'Museum Reflections Part 2: Diversity and Representation Conference' on Monday 28 June 2021. At the conference, they mentioned the upcoming launch…
Date added: 19/01/2021
The coronavirus pandemic and resulting restrictions have had an impact on everyone’s wellbeing, including those working in museums and heritage organisations. This webinar, in partnership…
Date added: 08/01/2021
Sensing Culture was a three-year multi-partner project with the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) as the lead partner, and funded by £438,900 from…
Date updated: 11/08/2021
Updated 06/08/21 Museums play a critical role in society by contributing to dialogue and understanding between peoples and cultures, facilitating cohesion in communities. To ensure…
Date added: 06/04/2020
Date added: 31/07/2019
The survey undertaken as part of State of Museum Access 2018 found that around one in five (19%) of accredited museums did not provide any…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Non-user consultation is a requirement for every Accredited Museum. If you would like to improve how you consult with new communities, here is some help.…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
This quick guide for the arts and cultural sector documents learning from the Cultural Commissioning Programme’s work with five locality projects, based in Birmingham, Derby,…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
‘Social Prescribing’ is a mechanism for linking patients with non-medical sources of support within the community, including cultural provision. Find out more about how it…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
This is the website for the British Association of Art Therapists‘ Museums And Galleries Specialist Interest Group. We aim to be a positive and inclusive…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Looking for evidence to support advocacy or funding applications? The report Heritage and Society 2017 is produced each year by Historic England on behalf of…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Creative Future shares advice for adapting to the shift from traditional grants to tendering and commissioning. Download CF_Commissioning_Pack_ONLINE.pdf...
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Looking for evidence to support advocacy or funding applications? The Wellbeing in Later Life Index, developed by Age UK and the University of Southampton, analysed…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Foresight’s ‘Mental capital and wellbeing’ project considered how to improve everyone’s mental capital and mental wellbeing through life. Evidence suggests that a small improvement in…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Inspiring Impact is a programme that aims to change the way the UK voluntary sector thinks about impact. Inspiring Impact aims to make high quality impact…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
This publication reports the findings from a year-long action research project funded by Arts Council England and initiated by the Research Centre for Museums and…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Museums for Health and Wellbeing: A Preliminary Report from the National Alliance for Museums, Health and Wellbeing. This report describes the wealth of activity around…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Creative & Credible supports arts and health organisations and practitioners to: – engage with evaluation creatively – improve your practice – make well-informed spending decisions – strengthen…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
The Art of Commissioning: Report published by the Cultural Commissioning Programme in April 2016 to influence commissioners to improve their commissioning and procurement approaches to enable…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
This toolkit will help you understand and engage with commissioning. Being commissioned provides an opportunity for the arts and cultural sector to deliver contracts for…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
The Cultural Commissioning Programme has collated a range of resources for those wanting to engage in public service commissioning and for commissioners such as local…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Together with the Economic and Social Research Council and Public Health England, the government is funding a What Works centre dedicated to understanding what national…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Age of Creativity is a national platform for everyone who believes that creativity can support older people to enjoy better health, wellbeing, and quality of…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
This document from Public Health England provides effective ways to document and evaluate arts projects and programmes that seek to improve health and wellbeing. Arts…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
The National Alliance for Museums, Health & Wellbeing is a place where information about museums and health can be shared; to improve existing practice, help…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
The Cultural Commissioning Programme has collated a range of resources for those wanting to engage in public service commissioning and for commissioners such as local…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Children and World War One - programme for the day This symposium will take place at the University of Worcester on Thursday 23 October from 2.00…
Date updated: 26/04/2019
Programme of the Day Download M2M_New_Visions_30_09_2014_Programme.pdf... Paul Camic - Introduction Professor of Psychology & Public Health Download Paul_Camic___Introduction___30_09_2014.pdf... Ivan Rudd Public Health Specialist, Kent County…
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