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??Calling organisations and professionals across the Scottish arts sector Along with Creative Scotland, we're exploring 'The Value of International Working' ???Help shape future initiatives by taking our 10-30 min anonymous survey??. Whether you've worked abroad or not, your input is crucial.?? ?The deadline for participation is Fr, 7 Nov Take the survey now: ??https://buff.ly/3AciAQD Tialt, in partnership with the British Council and Creative Scotland, is conducting research to explore the value of international working within Scotland's arts sector. Tialt, working alongside the British Council and Creative Scotland, is leading an important research project to explore the value of international working for Scotland's arts sector. We aim to gather insights from a wide range of arts organisations and artists to understand the opportunities, challenges, and impacts of international engagement. Whether your organisation has extensive experience with international collaborations or is newer to such work, your input is vital.

We’re listening and learning from Indigenous Peoples so that we can ensure traditional knowledge and cultural perspectives are reflected in our process. Watch live at: https://ow.ly/PqXJ50SfFBv.?

This is the story of Galway Bay is Calling—a project all about connecting with the ocean, raising awareness, and reflecting on how we influence it and how it shapes our lives. Since starting in September 2023, the project has come a long way, teaming up with amazing people like marine biologist Maria Vittoria Marra, Garry Kendellen from Galway Atlantaquaria, and Jo?o Frias from ATU. Add in three fantastic community music groups—Galway Camerata, Galway Voice, and Galway Jam Circle—plus the talents of cellist-composer Naomi Berrill and conductor Matthew Berrill, and you’ve got something really special. Mix all that with a deep dive into ocean literacy, and it all comes together in a beautiful piece of music. Check out this short documentary to see the journey and hear from the people who brought it to life. Atlantic Technological University

?? Have you explored our free Sector Evidence pages on Audience Answers recently? Start by taking a look at our recent insights from the Cultural Participation Monitor on 'Attitudes to Heritage' >> https://lnkd.in/gDAgFN9z

"Consider what it could look like to develop an international approach without necessarily leaving your home country. How can artists and culture professionals better be supported to connect meaningfully with diaspora communities? How can cultural institutions learn from their peer organisations nationally and abroad that have successfully designed initiatives to identify and integrate newly arrived artists in exile?" Click on the link below to read more takeaways of this year's Cultural Mobility Forum ↘?

Flushing Town Hall, with support from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), has launched an exciting initiative: The Queens Cultural Mapping Project. This endeavor aims to document and celebrate the rich artistic landscape of Queens. Since May 2024, our Arts Services Team has been connecting with the community, conducting in-depth interviews with 75 arts and cultural organizations across the borough. These conversations are uncovering valuable insights into the challenges and needs faced by artists and cultural institutions in Queens. Discover more about the project and meet Guillermo Severiche, a writer and the Director and Founder of En Construcción: New Works by Latin American Writers Reading and Workshop Series. Learn how the Queens Cultural Mapping Project is shaping the future of the arts in Queens here! https://conta.cc/4fz1HOA

Today is #IndigenousPeoplesDay, a day of reflection and celebration. For those of us in US #nonprofit and #philanthropy spaces, it can also be a time to consider the intersection of our work and?Native communities and causes. Consider these stats from Native Americans in Philanthropy and Candid (https://lnkd.in/erwKmBi): ? From 2002 to 2016, large US foundations gave, on average, 0.4% of total annual funding to Native American communities and causes ? 20% of large foundations give to Native communities and causes. Even among this specific group, most give only one or two grants. ? The majority of grant dollars are for program support (56%); only 15% goes to general operating support ?? Important takeaways for improving support include providing long-term general operating support to Native-led organizations, and pursuing Native-led solutions. Dive in deeper today. See reading suggestions below from First Nations Development Institute ?

Another of the presentations from our recent 'Dissent in a Digital Age' conference - here's Jonas Kurlberg on 'Theology of Play as a Mode of Dissent in Digital Culture' https://lnkd.in/eJ2h3qFx via @YouTube

Is there a crisis of belief in this country? Do we believe in ourselves, in one another, in the country? What will it take to restore our belief in this shared American project? We explore all that and more in our upcoming virtual event. https://bit.ly/48O1KEy

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