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Accessibility Programme In partnership with West Yorkshire Combined Authority, we're delivering £230,000 in micro capital grants to improve access across the region. Making arts and cultural spaces more welcoming, inclusive ...

West Yorkshire's cultural sector just got a little more accessible and a lot more unstoppable.

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How Philanthropy Is Reshaping the Global Art Ecosystem Gilles de Greling, Palm Beach Director of Gander & White, analyzes how philanthropy has evolved from episodic generosity into a foundational pillar of the contemporary art ecosystem. He traces …

This article captures what we're seeing across the arts & culture sector: donors aren't just writing cheques, they're investing in institutions that are brave enough to evolve.

Read the article: https://loom.ly/_fUIoMc

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Errol Reuben Fernandes from Horniman Museum and Gardens is sharing their move to a more sustainable way of planting a beautiful way of engaging the public in the immersive reality of biodiversity. The case study is the Sunken Garden. #ClimateResilience #CulturalSector

Polly Turton - Shade in the UK is explaining UTCI the Universal Thermal Comfort index and their work to model changes to the hot areas outside the British Museum in the forecourt. www.utci.org #ClimateResilience #culturalsector

Climate Costs toolkit | London Climate Ready Partnership

Melissa Painter V&A uses Climate Cost Toolkit to help model costs climatelondon.org/projects/cli... #ClimateResilience #culturalsector

Melissa Painter V&A uses example of extreme heat at Australian Tennis open where one day of extreme heat cost $1 million in lost ticket, food and drink sales. #climateresilience #culturalsector

Melissa Painter V&A - data is key allows insights, allows you to model forwards, how are you performing? Baseline and metrics, justification for investment. “You are saving yourself money in the long term” #climateresilience #culturalsector

Bob Ward is talking funding and being constrained by resources. So we come to language. Not talking about ‘cost’ of adaption and resilience, but ‘investment’ - the benefits of this work, there is a ‘cost’ to not doing the work. #CulturalSector #ClimateResilience

Home - London Climate Action Week E3G hosted London Climate Action Week #LCAW2025 is 21-29 June 2025 with 700+ events, and is the largest independent climate event in Europe.

@emmahowardboyd.bsky.social highlights London Climate Action Week 20-28 June 2026 sign up to hear more www.londonclimateactionweek.org #UKMuseums #CulturalSector

Culture in a changing climate - Museums Association Emma Howard Boyd on why organisations need to act urgently to adapt to the reality of the climate crisis

Highly recommend reading @emmahowardboyd.bsky.social piece for @museumsassociation.org on how culture can make a difference www.museumsassociation.org/museums-jour... #ClimateResilience #CulturalSector

Bob Ward - Climate Resilience is difficult and we are in uncharted territory but the cultural sector has a unique opportunity to engage with the public and business on climate. #ClimateResilience #CulturalSector

You can access climate projection data and maps from UKCPTA @metoffice.gov.uk to be used in your planning and decision making. #ClimateResilience #Culturalsector www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/app...

Professor Jason Lowe from @metoffice.gov.uk is setting the scene for us. More heat is being trapped in the climate system. #ClimateResilience #culturalsector

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Delivering Inclusive Cultural Offers for Social Prescribing: A Realist Evaluation Involving Older People From Global Majority Backgrounds and Cultural Sector Providers in the UK Introduction Research shows cultural activities benefit older people's wellbeing, but little is known about why individuals from global majority (minority ethnic) groups engage less with the mainstr.....

Our realist paper on tailoring cultural sector social prescribing with and for older people from global majority communities is out!
doi.org/10.1111/hex....
@kerrynhusk.bsky.social @oxprimarycare.bsky.social @geoffwong.bsky.social #socialprescribing #culturalsector #inclusivity #olderpeople

How can we make cultural sector offers more inclusive? The research-based CIRCLE tool is full of practical tips. Drinks, nibbles and creative activities in the Pitt Rivers Museum. Weds 18 March 12 midday. #socialprescribing #culturalsector #inclusivity
Book here www.eventbrite.com/e/1982429315...

Our vibrant arts scene grows through passionate organisations like yours. ✨

Ready to elevate your organisation? Apply now ➡️ go.gov.sg/startfund
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Happy New Year — and welcome 2026!
From all of us at HeriTech Media UK
If you’re planning digital accessibility or multilingual rollouts for your museum in 2026, let’s talk about realistic pilots that deliver measurable outcomes.
#NewYear2026 #LookingAhead2026 #CulturalSector #Heritage

Bakhtiar Renews Call for Standalone Ministry of Culture, Says Cultural Sector Long Neglected Under MOTAC KUALA LUMPUR — Balik Pulau MP and former Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mohammad Bakhtiar Wan Chik, has renewed his call for Malaysia to establish a dedicated Ministry of Culture, arguing that the country’s cultural sector continues to be overshadowed by tourism priorities. In a public statement, Bakhtiar said Malaysia must “seriously consider” […]

Bakhtiar Renews Call for Standalone Ministry of Culture, Says Cultural Sector Long Neglected Under MOTAC #CultureMinistry #CulturalSector #MalaysiaCulture #ArtAndCulture #Tourism

Read our latest blog on the challenges we overcame in identifying cultural sector partners for our research on cultural sector provision for older people from global majority, (minority ethnic) communities #socialprescribing #globalmajority #olderpeople #culturalsector #qualitativeresearch

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Figurative is a new charity specialising in social impact investing for arts and culture organisations.

To learn how we can work with you, watch our story here: youtu.be/Dc-IZ_oqkG4?...

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The Collaboration Canvas: Tools for Creative Partnerships - Figurative The Collaboration Canvas - produced with Eastside People – a strategic consultancy for not-for-profits - is a practical collaboration toolkit designed specifically for cultural and creative sector org...

🎉 We're thrilled to share our latest free resource: The Collaboration Canvas: Tools for Creative Partnerships. Created with @eastside-people.bsky.social to demystify collaboration & unlock new opportunities. Download: rb.gy/3gpmow
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More findings from the Cultural Indicator Suite project can be found in their interim report launched today.

It aims to provides a practice-relevant vision for how the UK #CulturalSector can more effectively understand and support #cultural vitality.

www.culturalvalue.org.uk/understandin...

Managing Director, Black Cultural Archives - South London job with Black Cultural Archives | 9628071 This is a rare and exciting opportunity to lead one of the UK’s most culturally significant institutions into its next chapter.

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Black Cultural Archives is hiring a new Managing Director.

£70k p.a.

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May 30th is National Creativity Day! What will you create?
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SWAPO lawmaker Fenni Tutjavi says it is time Namibia treats the creative sector not as side hustles but as a real economic sector as important as mining, tourism and agriculture. Tutjavi was delivering her maiden speech in parliament on Wednesday evening. “It is high time we stop treating the creative industry as a hobby sector. Arts, music and media are not side hustles, they are industries. They employ thousands, attract international capital, and shape national identity. If properly harnessed, they can stand beside mining, tourism, and agriculture as pillars of gross domestic product growth,” she said. The lawmaker also told parliament there is a need to confront “the uncomfortable truth” of thousands of young people finding themselves in an educational limbo. “Let us not confuse pass rates with progress. Let us not settle for structural systems that reward privilege and punish potential. Technical and vocational education and training must be brought to the same footing as traditional academic paths. The moment we call one formal and the other informal, we already begin to devalue the latter,” she says. She welcomed the directive issued by the Ministry of Finance and Social Grants Management to all offices, ministries, and agencies to allocate budget lines for apprenticeships, internships and graduate intensives in the 2025–2027 cycle. “But policy alone is not progress, it must be implemented with urgency and resolve. When linked with the youth empowerment pillar, these initiatives have the potential to transform the country’s human resource base and reduce youth unemployment in a real sustainable way. Youth empowerment will no longer be lip service. It will be a national commitment,” she said. The post SWAPO lawmaker Fenni Tutjavi says it is time Namibia treats the creative sector not as side hustles but as a real economic sector as important as mining, tourism and agriculture. appeared first on The Namibian.

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