Young people Archives | Rachel Escott

Do we ever learn?

Rachel 06.06.2019 Advocacy, Audience development, Co-creation, Evaluation, Research, Training, Young people 0

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I've just uploaded the final report of the 4-year Circuit programme led by Tate, here. It has a chapter by me covering the...

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...

The next steps: embedding marketing with young people

Rachel 11.08.2016 Audiences, Communications, Digital, Marketing, Organisational change, Segmentation, Young people 0

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I’ve run marketing workshops with each of the young people’s peer-leading groups for their own Festivals as part of the Circuit programme (a...

Marketing for youth recruitment

Rachel 23.02.2016 Audience development, Audiences, Co-creation, Collaboration, Customer relationships, Digital, Diversity, Engagement, Evaluation, Galleries, Marketing, Organisational change, Participation, Research, Segmentation, Social media, Training, Young people 0

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Circuit is a four-year national programme connecting 15-25 year olds to the arts in galleries and museums working in partnership with the youth...

Circuit – what we learned so far

Rachel 09.02.2016 Audience development, Customer relationships, Evaluation, Organisational change, Participation, Young people 0

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At the Circuit national sharing event in December, staff and young people from the galleries involved around the country came together to share and discuss...

What can we learn from gallery provision by and for younger visitors?

Rachel 19.03.2015 Audience development, Evaluation, Galleries, Museums, Participation, Young people 0

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During a goodly part of 2014 the young people of Tate Collective in London, as part of the Circuit programme, developed a display area with a particularly...