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Arts and society

Ode to our care workers

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27 Oct 2020

Dr Cecilia Akrisie Anim CBE FRSA

Dr Cecilia Akrisie Anim CBE FRSA on a project that enables care workers to share and reflect on their experiences through poetry.
What’s in a name?

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05 Oct 2020

Keith White FRSA

Keith White FRSA on renaming orders of chivalry to reflect modern British values.
Comforting classics in changing times

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18 Jun 2020

Dr Cora Beth Knowles FRSA

Dr Cora Beth Knowles FRSA on her project which is helping students through this uncertain period.
Rebuilding our Cultural Assets post-Covid-19

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16 Jun 2020

Emmie Kell FRSA

Emmie Kell FRSA on the impact of coronavirus on creative businesses and freelancers.
Virtual pleasure and peace in lockdown

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16 Jun 2020

Dee Degard FRSA

Dee Degard FRSA on the unexpected benefits of curating a digital art show.
Getting the most out of what the arts do best

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03 Jun 2020

Kate Rolfe FRSA

Could this crisis be a moment to re-establish and, in some cases to redefine the value of the arts? Kate Rolfe FRSA reflects on the future of the arts.
Novel viruses require artful solutions

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26 May 2020

Kai Syng Tan FRSA

Kai Syng Tan FRSA on the importance of artful ways forward.
The kindness of strangers

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20 Jan 2020

Dr Amy Pollard

Join #GreatBritishValentine to send a home-made card with a message of goodwill (not romance!) to a stranger, and have someone allocated to send a card to you. Register by February 4th to get involved.
#iPlay4Peace 2019

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08 Nov 2019

Neil McLennan FRSA

How do we continue to commemorate conflicts of the past in new and engaging ways? Neil McLennan FRSA explores.
Rhythm in prisons

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22 Oct 2019

James Crabbe

Music education in prisons benefits prisoners, prison staff and society at large. It is time for the government to take more notice.