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How music perpetuates white male dominance

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22 Oct 2021

Olga Ivannikova FRSA Gabriella Di Laccio

Olga Ivannikova FRSA and Gabriella Di Laccio highlight research that revealed the dominance of white male composers and argue that for music to fulfil its potential to entertain and to drive social change much more diversity is needed.
Building bridges from the coast

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24 Jun 2020

Kate Kneale Lisa Oulton Jess Steele Claire Doran

Kate Kneale FRSA, Lisa Oulton FRSA and Jess Steele outline potentially transformative programmes and ideas that seek to serve vulnerable coastal communities, which are facing existential challenges as a result of Covid-19.
The Responsible Futurist

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12 May 2020

Kaz Brecher FRSA

Kaz Brecher FRSA asks how reliable or complete our records might be after crises.
Museum Conservation and 21st Century Education

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Rose Hellyar

Rose Hellyar, FRSA asks whether museums can play a greater role in engaging young people with their cultural heritage and history.

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