Trustees and Board members

The Trustees of Clean Break theatre company are looking for a woman who shares their values to lead the Board into the next chapter. 

Clean Break uses theatre to keep the subject of women in prison on the cultural radar, helping to reveal the damage caused by the failures of the criminal justice system.

The Board is currently made up of 12 women with varied professional and personal experience from across theatre and the arts, criminal justice, the women’s sector, financial services and corporate philanthropy. 

The new Chair will be passionate about the purpose and values of Sound Connections, be an advocate for its work, help build the charity’s profile and grow its fundraising base

Creative & Cultural Skills, the UK sector skills council for craft, cultural heritage, design, music, performing arts and the visual and performing arts is recruiting for a Chair, a Trustee with financial expertise and a Company Secretary/Trustee with legal expertise.

The Council is looking for people who share its commitment to help ensure young people from all backgrounds have access to a range of training opportunities to ensure a skilled and diverse workforce.

Creativity Works is looking for a new Chair to lead the next exciting phase in their development. 

Music In Detention works across the UK’s immigration detention centres with artists and musicians, who lead workshops, residencies and concerts, co creating and recording tracks with detainees.

Music In Detention works across the UK’s immigration detention centres with artists and musicians, who lead workshops, residencies and concerts, co creating and recording tracks with detainees.

Access All Areas is an award winning theatre company for adults with learning disabilities based in Hackney, London, is seeking a Communications and Marketing Trustee to support the development of a new strategic plan after a period of rapid growth and achievement.

The Trustee will

The National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance is electing four members to its Steering Group for 2017-18. The Steering Group meet a minimum of five times a year to represent the membership and set priorities for the NCJAA.

Four new members are sought to help shape the future of the NCJAA.

The Steering Group meets a minimum of five times a year to represent the membership and set priorities for the NCJAA.