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Test, risk, change – Circuit Conference

Rachel 13.03.2017 Advocacy, Audience development, Co-creation, Collaboration, Diversity, Galleries, Participation, Young people 0

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Our conference last Friday to mark the formal end of the four-year Circuit project was one of the most energetic, urgent and exciting conferences...

Strategic Touring Funds – how to create an audience development strategy

Rachel 14.05.2013 Advocacy, Arts funding, Audience development, Collaboration, Customer relationships, Research 0

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I've been working intensely with the impressive Philharmonia Orchestra, to create an audience development strategy underpinning their consortium bid to Arts Council England's Strategic Touring...

How to help your Board and supporters fundraise for you

Rachel 08.05.2013 Advocacy, Arts funding, Boards, Communications 0

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I was sent a link to Swimming for FRED, a fundraising blog for a charity in the Forest of Dean that supports adults to improve...

Advocacy for the arts – a growing concern

Rachel 23.02.2013 Advocacy, Audience development, Customer relationships 0

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Fresh from the excellent Independent Theatre Council conference yesterday, with conversations about advocacy and neighbourliness in the arts, I saw a link from a friend...

Irresistible

Rachel 06.10.2012 Advocacy, Audiences, Diversity 0

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Time moves on. It seems a lifetime ago that London was overcome with Olympic and Paralympic enthusiasm. Back in the day, especially during...

Body of evidence

Rachel 12.12.2011 Advocacy, Arts funding, Evaluation, Politics, Research 0

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At the London members meeting of the Museum’s Association last week, delegates were asked what they most needed. ‘Advocacy’ came the response. Advocacy...

‘Without you I wouldn’t be here!’

Rachel 22.05.2009 Advocacy, Art, Reviews, Theatre 0

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This was the refrain heard over and again in a performance of ‘England’ at the Whitechapel Gallery last Saturday. Tim Crouch’s piece is about art,...

Does Culture Matter?

Rachel 01.05.2009 Advocacy, Artists, Culture, Participation, Wellbeing 0

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That was my starting point for the week, at a debate organised by Queen Mary College in Mile End Road. The debate itself...

What’s in a Board?

Rachel 24.04.2009 Advocacy, Boards, Organisational change 0

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At the sunny reception on the top floor of the Southbank Centre to launch GAIN this week, I was frequently asked why I...

Test, risk, change – Circuit Conference

Strategic Touring Funds – how to create an audience development strategy

How to help your Board and supporters fundraise for you

Advocacy for the arts – a growing concern

Irresistible

Body of evidence

‘Without you I wouldn’t be here!’

Does Culture Matter?

What’s in a Board?

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