Social inclusion

This new paper from the National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance is the result of roundtable discussions commissioned by Arts Council England, and attended by leading voices in arts and criminal justice.

This new guide from the US outlines ways to reconcile the field-specific vocabularies used in the arts and health research; identifies study goals and methods for engaging community members as equal partners in a research project; and highlights the benefits of partnering for arts professionals

The UK’s Ageing Population: Challenges and opportunities for museums and galleries

The Oxford Institute of Population Ageing in collaboration with the British Museum has produced a report examining the impact of population ageing on the cultural sector.

A new report has highlighted the connection between access to culture and social inequality. It also acknowledges the ways in which established patterns in arts development and production can contribute to maintaining social inequality.

Arts in health organisation Creative Future has published two reports analysing the wellbeing impact of their work on service users.

University College London Institute of Health Equity has published 'The impact of the economic downturn and policy changes on health inequalities in London’ which was commissioned by the London Health Inequalities Network.

Lynn Froggett, Alastair Roy, Robert Little, Leah Whitaker

A new publication from the Institute for Public Policy Research.