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Engage is the lead advocacy and training network for gallery education
Our conferences, seminars and area group meetings disseminate the latest sector research and policy, providing affordable opportunities for colleagues to network and share practice across the UK.
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10 case studies responding to our September–October Sharing Practice theme 'Children and young people'.
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5 case studies responding to our August Sharing Practice theme 'Older People'.
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4 case studies responding to our July Sharing Practice theme 'Learning through digital technology'.
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4 case studies responding to our June Sharing Practice theme 'SEN and disabilities'.
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5 case studies responding to our May 2019 Sharing Practice theme 'Early years'.
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A selection of resources created by the 2017–18 Extend Cohort
3 case studies responding to our April Sharing Practice theme 'The Great Outdoors'.
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Engage Scotland has joined forced with the Scottish Contemporary Art Network and the Scottish Artists Union to create a 19 point manifesto focusing on workers’ rights and diversity in the visual arts
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Engage publication
Summary Discover the world around you through looking, discussing, making and exhibiting. In 2017 Turner Contemporary, Engage, and the Young…
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Teachers’ pack
Group: Laura Aldridge, Polly Andrews, Rachel Ayrton, Katherine McAlpine, Naomi Shoba An investigation into best practise using co-production to create and…
Group: Caroline Muirhead, Rowena Hillel, Heather Cassidy & Owain Rhys — Creative Leadership and Young People Our area of enquiry…
In spring/summer 2015 Engage Cymru worked with four galleries and arts services in Wales to deliver a second round of Momentum: innovative, visual arts based projects for vulnerable young people
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Evaluation report
Group: Alton Brown, Nicola Gilcreest, Kate Self, Fiona Smith, Kamina Walton — Peripatetic As part of the Extend Leadership Programme…
Go & See (2012–14) supported individuals working in creative organisations across the arts in Scotland to go and see good practice in delivering equality and diversity in the arts
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Project report
Engage Cymru worked with the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Oriel Myrddin, Denbighshire Arts Service and Conwy Arts Service to deliver a range of innovative creative interventions with hard to reach or NEET young people in 2014
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Evaluation report
An evaluation of the 2013 Engage Cymru pilot professional development programme for visual artists and makers in Wales
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Evaluation report
Group: Ros Croker, Kithmini Wimalasekera, Rachel Thibbotumunuwe, Rikki Payne and Andrew Vaughan — You Produce Space As part of the Extend…
This case study is one of a growing number of action research projects managed by Engage Cymru focusing on engaging new audiences in art and gallery activities including within intergenerational projects.
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