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Traumascapes Founder & CEO, together with Festival Coordinator Julian Triandafyllou, have announced the programme for The Traumascapes Arts Festival 2025: Survivorhood.

As Unlimited mark three years as an independent organisation,Director, Jo Verrent, shares why 2025 is shaping up to be a difficult year.

DASH assembled at Delfina Foundation at their home in central London for an Afternoon Tea - a communal gathering to meet, exchange information and make connections.

Rewilding the Artist Culture of Care Nest is a ‘collaborative contract’ to build a Culture of Care into working agreements between individuals and organisations. Read on to find out more ...

To mark World Autism Awareness Day we're sharing an archive interview with DASH CEO Heather Peak on the Square Peg podcast.

A round up of the latest news from the DASH team.

DASH are delighted to announce we have been awarded Cultural Bridge funding for a collaborative project with Berlinklusion.

Artist Tanya Raabe-Webber is opening up her home studio to you!

This talk presents an opportunity to discover more about DASH's collaboration with Delfina Foundation in conjunction with their residency programme, science_technology_society.

We look back at some of the DASH highlights of 2024

Arts Council England (ACE) has commissioned Art Reach & All In Leicester to undertake research into ways to increase the representation of Disabled People in leadership roles within organisations across the Midlands. Take part in a focus group this January & book your place today!

New Art West Midlands is back following a four-year hibernation period! There’s much more to come from NAWM in 2025.

Arts Council England has declared their commitment to the use of the Social Model of Disability to inform and strengthen policy and help to actively remove the barriers faced by disabled people they work with.

Free mentoring sessions are now being offered by New Art West Midlands Director, Colette Griffin. Book your place for you 1-1 advice.

In partnership with All-In Leicester, Art Reach are excited to announce that they have been commissioned to deliver a vital research project to strengthen disabled leadership in the creative & cultural sector across the Midlands.

Outside In is recruiting for the role of West Midlands Hub Manager. Working with the Artist Development team, the West Midlands Hub Manager will lead the delivery of Outside In’s Artist Development Programme in the region.