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Search results for Report on Activities

8 February 2018

Arts Council of Northern Ireland

A joint programme using creativity as a tool to improve the health and wellbeing of older people in Northern Ireland.
Case study: Arts
2 November 2023

Navigating the ‘evidence’ conundrum: a shared approach to evaluating creativity for mental health

Kat Taylor
Greater Manchester's i-THRIVE Arts, Culture and Mental Health programme evaluation kit for creative interventions for young people was co-developed by multiple stakeholders including clinicians and arts organisations.
Blog post: Arts
27 June 2024

Challenging racial justice in the criminal justice system in the UK: A history of legal action 1975-2020

Adam Elliott-Cooper and Dr Kojo Koram
What role has the law played in challenging racial injustice within the UK criminal justice system during the late 20th and early 21st centuries?
Resource: Strengthening Civil Society
23 September 2019

Postcard from the Oodi* – Inclusive Arts in Finland

David Cutler
Finland is leading the way on both creative ageing and on arts and mental health. David Cutler reports on some stand-out initiatives.
Blog post: Arts
18 January 2024

2023 in Review e-newsletter

Baring Foundation
A review of 2023 at the Baring Foundation, with a message from our Chair, as well as grant highlights from each of our three programmes.
Resource: Other
10 October 2023

Celebrating Age

David Cutler
A celebration of the Celebrating Age funding programme for creative ageing, 2017–2022
Resource: Arts
20 September 2017

The socio-economic duty: a human rights remedy against austerity and inequality

Koldo Casla, Just Fair
Why Just Fair is leading the #1forEquality campaign urging the UK government to adopt the socio-economic duty.
Blog post: Strengthening Civil Society
£20,000
2020 / 1 year

Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance

Arts
to conduct research and produce a report on sustainable practice in arts and mental health activity.
11 April 2022

Connecting Clywedog: creativity, heritage, nature & wellbeing in Mid Wales

Connecting Clwedog/Cysylltu Clywedog by Radiate Arts is a community-developed sculpture space which aims to get people outdoors and creative in the beautiful setting of Llyn Clywedog in mid Wales.
Blog post: Arts
7 July 2021

Children’s rights from United Nations Convention will soon be law in Scotland

The law is being strengthened in Scotland to give UN treaty rights effect in Scots law in a landmark move for children’s human rights accountability. Janet sets out what this will mean for children and the organisations that support them.
Blog post: Strengthening Civil Society