Sustaining Great Art and Culture 2018/19 is a report published by Arts Council England and climate change charity Julie’s Bicycle, celebrating the successes of arts and cultural organisations in acting on national and international climate targets. Published: January 2020.
Guidance for arts organisations and charities on managing change and building long term resilience. Published July 2019.
Stephen Dunlop, Chairman of Open House Festival, was keynote speaker at the Arts & Business NI Conference 2018. This is a transcript of Stephen's keynote address - the story behind Open House Festival's governance development and journey towards a new building and sustainable future. Published: 2018.
The Resilient Heritage Strength Checker is a diagnostic tool designed for voluntary and community sector organisations and social enterprises based in the UK that either have, or are looking to take on, responsibility for heritage. Published: 2016.
Sustaining Great Art and Culture 2017/18 is a report published by Arts Council England and climate change charity Julie’s Bicycle, celebrating the successes of arts and cultural organisations in acting on national and international climate targets. Published: November 2018.
Sustaining Great Art and Culture 2017/18 is a report published by Arts Council England and climate change charity Julie’s Bicycle, celebrating the successes of arts and cultural organisations in acting on national and international climate targets. Published: November 2018.
Adapt for Arts (AfA) exists to help arts and culture organisations become more sustainable. The On Board Project is on a mission to create amazing governance teams in the arts & cultural sector.
