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Women Speak Volumes

Inspiring Older Women to Tell Their Stories For too long older* women** have largely been…

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Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2024

Access these free resources to get involved in Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2024, which will take place…

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Lifelong Cultural Engagement

SUMMARY How may the value and impact of engaging with culture evolve across someone’s lifetime?…

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Being our best selves 

being our best selves Health + Creativity + Community = Wellbeing Being our best selves…

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PATH: Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope

PATH is a visual aspirational planning tool. Project Art Works works with artists/makers and their…

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Former City Lit Student Hosts First Solo Exhibition for International Women’s Day

Artist and former City Lit student Susannah Goulding is hosting her first solo exhibition in…

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How and why does creativity support wellbeing? New learnings

There is a wealth of evidence linking arts and culture to wellbeing, but less is…

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Social Prescribing Day!

Social Prescribing Day - 14th March 2024 Social Prescribing Day is an annual celebration of…

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Scale of the Sector: call for survey responses

London Arts and Health, in collaboration with Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt, is conducting research into the scale,…

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Queering Creative Health

Catch up on this event hosted by De Montfort University which was programmed for LGBTQ+…

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Exploration of the change in the arts and health landscape from the perspective of Lucinda Jarrett, co-founder of Rosetta Life 

The role of arts in healthcare settings has become part of the recognised creative landscape,…

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Announcement of the 2024 Creative Wellbeing Lab Practitioners

The Creative Wellbeing Lab is a year-long programme, in partnership with Creative Health Camden and…

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Projects to help communities reduce health inequalities 

The mobilising community assets to tackle health inequalities programme aims to improve health through access…

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2022/2023 Culture, Climate and Environmental Responsibility annual report 

Each year we team up with Julie’s Bicycle to produce our Environmental Responsibility Annual Report,…

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February Feedback Survey about SLT Services 

Have your say and make an impact today! This survey is brief and will take…

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Young Children’s Creativity Research

This research is being conducted by Magic Acorns on behalf of Arts Council England to help…

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Our 10th Podcast Episode ‘Redefining Motherhood and Giving Yourself Permission’ is live!

We are delighted to present our 10th and final podcast episode in our current series of the…

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Royal College of Physician’s museum extends Fortitude pandemic exhibition

The Royal College of Physicians has extended their emotive Covid-19 exhibition Fortitude after it welcomed…

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University Research – Survey on Music for Dementia

Help enhance the power of music for dementia! Whether you’re a support worker, volunteer, musician,…

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How do I navigate the landscape of arts and health evaluation?

By Dr Katey Warran, Research Fellow in the Social Biobehavioural Research Group at University College…

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Navigating Ambiguity and Boundaries: The experiences of arts, health and wellbeing facilitators working with individuals with challenging conditions or situations

Creative engagement offers many possibilities to support people living with health, psychological, or social challenges.…

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Creative Health Review and Creative Health Toolkit launched

Our colleagues at the National Centre for Creative Health have launched both the Creative Health Review, and…

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Bromley by Bow Centre Annual Review 2023

It undeniably has been a tough year for communities up and down the country -…

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London Plus: Health Co-creation Impact Tool pilot – callout for participants

Background The development of the new Integrated Care Systems (ICS) requires the NHS to work…

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Orchestras in Healthcare: where are we now?

A new report published yesterday explores how Orchestras are working within Healthcare, and includes case…

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Pursuing Racial Justice in Mental Health

A new report from the Centre for Mental Health, outlining how the voluntary sector can help meet…

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Anchor Organisations Survey – VSCE sector colleagues

Anchor Organisations Survey - VSCE sector colleagues As part of Social Finance’s work to create…

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CALLOUT FOR ESSAYS ON CREATIVE HEALTH

Do you have a unique or diverse perspective on creative health? We are looking for…

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Open Call for arts, communities and social impact peer-to-peer exchange programme March 2024

With kinship as the heart of this programme, this is a gathering for dreamers and…

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Maternal Journal’s 8th podcast episode ‘Embracing Life’s Unshaped Mess’ is live!

Laura speaks with memoirist and bestselling author Cathy Rentzenbrink. They consider the power of writing…

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Call-out: Resources for creative health practitioner support

Are you an artist/creative health practitioner, commissioner, or partner organisation delivering creative programmes to people…

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Women’s History Month in East London Co-ordinated by Alternative Arts

Celebrating women artists, activists, writers, performers, community groups and organisations, with a diverse programme of…

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East End Community Foundation (EECF) Survey

East End Community Foundation (EECF) regularly reviews its funding priorities by undertaking research and bringing…

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Red January

Let's beat those winter blues As a nation we're less active in the winter, something…

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Age UK Survey

We are reviewing the Age of Creativity network website (https://www.ageofcreativity.co.uk/) and Age of Creativity Festival…

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LAH: a year in review

It has been a very busy year for the sector across London and beyond, with…

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OECD and wellbeing frameworks: from inspiration to facilitation and collaboration

Governments and social alliances are increasingly adopting high-level wellbeing frameworks to measure and guide their…

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Finding your voice through creativity – Maternal Journal’s 6th Podcast episode is out!

Have a listen to our brand new podcast episode, Finding You Voice Through Creativity with brilliant artist & writer Sarah Lightman In…

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Un Decade of Healthy Ageing Process Report 2021-2023

A free new resource, co-produced by people living with dementia, sharing good practice guidelines for how…

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‘How We Talk About Dementia’

A free new resource, co-produced by people living with dementia, sharing good practice guidelines for how…

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The State of Ageing 2023-24

This new report by the Centre for Ageing Better brings together data and analysis to paint a detailed…

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The Innovators Approach

What is The Innovators Approach? The Innovators programme approach is a way to enable bottom…

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The poetry of Motherhood and Memory – Maternal Journal’s 4th podcast episode is out! 

Have a listen to our brand new podcast episode, The Poetry of Motherhood and Memory with brilliant…

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Calls for strategy on ‘social prescribing’ in England amid youth mental health crisis

Every pound spent on helping young people access activities and support in the community could…

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Exhibition catalogue EL Anatsui: TimeSpace

The exhibition catalogue El Anatsui: TimeSpace is now available in our online store. With text by Gerard Houghton,…

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Living Well With Parkinson’s – Race Equality in Research

Register your interest now in an online Living well with Parkinson's event for Black communities that Parkinson's…

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How to approach anti-racist audience and community research

A free new resource offering guidance and insight into conducting research that actively challenges racism and unconscious bias.…

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New Research Project We-EngAGE

WE-EngAGE (Wellbeing, Engagement, Ageing) explores the impact of social leisure engagement on the psychological, cognitive,…

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