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18 February 2020

Creatively Minded

David Cutler
An initial mapping study of participatory arts and mental health activity in the UK - the first report of our new Arts & Mental Health funding theme.
Resource: Arts
23 September 2024

Breaking the silence

Human Dignity Trust
The second edition of this key report by Human Dignity Trust on the criminalisation of lesbians and bisexual women.
Resource: International Development
25 August 2016

The art of being outstanding

Andrea Sutcliffe, Care Quality Commission
Andrea Sutcliffe summarises the CQC's new strategic priorities and highlights how high quality arts can help make care homes outstanding.
Blog post: Arts
14 October 2015

Technically older: an update on digital arts and creative ageing

Joe Randall
This report looks at new opportunities for incorporating digital technology into arts with older people.
Resource: Arts
15 October 2020

Key workers: creative ageing in lockdown and after

David Cutler
The creative ageing sector's response to supporting the wellbeing of older people during COVID-19 has been immensely impressive. However these organisations, like the rest of the arts sector, are worried about the future.
Resource: Arts
26 October 2017

Late opening – does the wealth of creative ageing projects in Scotland augur a cultural change?

Andrew Eaton-Lewis
Andrew Eaton-Lewis was commissioned by Luminate - Scotland's Creative Ageing Festival to document some of the excellent creative ageing projects happening across Scotland.
Blog post: Arts
26 April 2018

Funding – and power – in the hands of people and communities

Julia Unwin, Civil Society Futures
Funders can model the change they want to see, says the Chair of the Independent Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society.
Blog post: Independent Inquiry into the future of civil society
4 June 2019

Blow the dust off your trumpet (or ukulele)!

David Cutler
Orchestras and bands are increasingly engaging older people in their work - from comfortable concerts to Ukulele bands to working with composers. David Cutler rounds up a few of his favourites.
Blog post: Arts
29 August 2019

On my creative ageing bookshelf

The books on ageing and on ageing and creativity that have most inspired the Director of the Foundation and our Arts & Older People programme
Blog post: Arts
14 January 2020

Getting the law habit: Transforming Lives

Chloe Hardy, Sheila McKechnie Foundation
Chloe offers reflections from a campaigning perspective on our new publication: Transforming Lives through Law - a collection of civil society organisations using legal tactics to make change.
Blog post: Strengthening Civil Society