LEARN FROM OUR WORK
Use our learning in your work to facilitate better public engagement in creativity and culture for contexts like County Durham’s.
Dig into our Open Source learning resource to discover insights and case studies from projects delivered across County Durham.
ENGAGING MEN IN THE ARTS
Case Study: The role of arts in improving men’s wellbeing - lessons learned from a set of projects delivered in partnership with;
The Six Twenty - Fandom project
CreativePop CIC - Up My Street project
The Auxiliary - From Campfire to Hearth
GO & SEE
Case Study: The 'Go & See' model was one of our early test approaches providing the provision of cultural visits that can broaden local horizons. It’s still one of our key delivery strands. Here’s what we learned.
EXTERNAL RESEARCH & LEARNING
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CREATIVE PEOPLE & PLACES: NON-ARTS PARTNERSHIPS — CASE STUDY
The impacts of a trusted ‘non-arts’ partnership focusing on East Durham Trust’s role in facilitating strong Creative People & Places relationships with disadvantaged communities.
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CREATIVE PEOPLE & PLACES: LOCKDOWN LEARNING — CASE STUDY
A short series of Case Studies that explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Creative People & Places projects and how they responded.
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TIPS FOR CREATING AN AUDIENCE-LED PROGRAMME
Creative People & Places was at the Arts Marketing Association’s conference in Belfast in July 2017 with East Durham Creates (now No More Nowt).
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REFLECTIONS, TINA'S HAVEN - FIELD OF HOPE PROJECT
Reflections on a pioneering arts project to develop approaches to provide holistic, creative, and therapeutic support to birth mothers and their children who have been severed by addiction.
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IN LOVE & ANGER
In Love & Anger: Towards a transferable model of emancipatory praxis with birthmothers from their children by addiction.
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IN LOVE & ANGER (EXECUTIVE SUMMARY)
Towards a transferable model of emancipatory praxis with birthmothers severed from their children by addiction (Executive Summary).
ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND’S LEARNING RESOURCES
An in depth learning resource by ACE looking at a national picture of Creative People & Places programmes.