Toolkit to improve socioeconomic diversity in creative industries
The Social Mobility Commission has launched a new toolkit for cultural and creative employers to develop the socioeconomic diversity of the cultural sector.
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Social Prescribing to choirs and singing groups
The Singing for Health Network have developed a number of free resources to support singing and social prescribing.
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MHELO (Mental Health Expert Led Opportunities) Network Self-Care Toolkit
MHELO have come together to create a self-care toolkit which has been designed by people with experience of mental ill health to support and ...
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Arts Council England Delivery Plan 2021-24
Sharing their full Delivery Plan for 2021-24, ACE sets out how they’ll work with their partners, the government and beyond to support the sector ...
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Get-in, Get-out, Get On: Successfully Delivering Outdoor Performance Work in Covid Times
Exeter Culture's report and toolkits focus on good practice and guidance for outdoor performance-based work amidst the global pandemic.
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Arts Council England Ambition & Quality Resources
Arts Council England has recently published their Ambition & Quality resources to help support the sector develop and produce high-quality work.
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Launch of guide for prison staff to enable creativity during Covid-19
A new guide from the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance gives recommendations on how those working in prisons can achieve creativity in a restricted regime.
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ACE’s Reimagining Relevance
Arts Council England have now added a new set of tools around Inclusivity & Relevance.
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Unlock is a toolkit for the creative sector to take measurable action against racism
Unlock gives arts organisations practical steps to take anti-racist action
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Evaluating Place-Based Work
Arts Council England Impact & Insight Toolkit: Evaluating Place-Based Work
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