Collective Power: Tracing Autonomy, The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice, Glasgow
The latest in our Collective Power Award series celebrates a project that focuses on autonomy as a model for supporting reflective practice for clinical, arts and health practitioners.
Collective Power: The Intergenerational Project, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
This week we learn all about a project the creates joy by linking healthcare, education and the arts. Bringing together local school children with older adult patients in hospital.
Collective Power: Daughters of Fortune, Mind the Gap
We hear about the best bits, learning and surprises from those involved in creating the award winning Daughters of Fortune – a groundbreaking, co-created arts and science project exploring the largely invisible subject of learning disability and parenthood.
Collective Power: Loudspeaker, Nottingham Contemporary
The fourth project in our Collective Power Award shortlist series that we want to celebrate uses galleries and creativity to make a crucial difference in the lives of women experiencing difficult circumstances.
Collective Power: Making Musical Bridges, Intergenerational Music Making
A wonderful example of a collaborative partnership bringing together care home residents and school children to connect and learn through the joy of music.
Collective Power: Feels Like Home, Barnsley Museums
We learn about what a community group for anyone new to Barnsley has achieved, learnt and loved along the way as part of our Collective Power award showcase with the Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance.
Collective Power: Our Day Out, Creative Arts East
Read all about the best bits, learning and surprises from a programme of dementia-friendly, inclusive and interactive music and movement workshops for older people across Norfolk that has collaboration at it’s heart.
Bringing digital arts innovations to St Helens – Artist Brief
Ideas Alliances are working with St Helens Libraries to deliver an action research project that is investigating ‘What does a digital offer look like for St Helens?’. As part of this piece of work, we want to commission a creative digital arts project – inviting innovative ideas for how our increasingly digital society might affect […]
Covid Considerations: Thinking time and new ways of thinking
Social change activist, poet and businessman Robert Punton’s perspective of lockdown and the opportunities he sees. From no longer having to worry about travelling to meetings as a disabled man to new connections and grassroot movements.