So the news is out that we are expanding and have been awarded the contract to run Blyth's new Cinema and event space. It's going to see a huge invesment and improvement to the Market Place chroniclelive.co.uk/whats-on/arts-…

📢We're delighted to welcome the Creative Communities team to our Evidence Café on 18th May. Come along to hear more about the report & recommendations➡️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/ncace-eviden…

How can cultural R&D address regional inequality? ⁦Professor Katy Shaw⁩ ⁦Arts Professional⁩ artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/artic…

A new report published today by @northumbriauni and looking at Arts and Humanities Research Council support outlines how cross-sector collaboration in R&D will benefit skills, wellbeing, the environment and civic identity ⬇️

The Arts and Humanities Research Council Creative Communities project is a major research programme, hosted by Northumbria Uni and led by Professor Katy Shaw, exploring how culture can address regional inequality and help level up the UK. #ByAllForAll UK Research and Innovation Department for Culture, Media and Sport @luhc @CommonsLUHC Christopher Smith

A new report from the AHRC Creative Communities programme argues that cultural R&D can address regional inequalities Professor Katy Shaw Northumbria Uni Arts and Humanities Research Council artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/artic…

NEW Northumbria Uni Arts and Humanities Research Council Creative Communities report profiled by Times Higher Education with recommendations on levelling up & unlocking r&d for all 💪🏻

The secret to ‘levelling up’ is in cross-sector, community-based research #creativecommunities ⁦Professor Katy Shaw⁩ timeshighereducation.com/campus/secret-…

This week on Wonkhe: The AHRC Creative Communities programme shows the value of bringing local communities into the cultural R&D conversation, argues programme director Katy Shaw Professor Katy Shaw Northumbria Uni buff.ly/42JhJQg

We are beyond thrilled to have curated Women Like You: Three Films from the Sheffield Film Coop - screening Sheffield DocFest + filmmaker Q&A, 15 June sheffdocfest.com/composition/wo…

ICYMI: Katy Shaw on how place-based, cross-sector collaboration can generate socioeconomic value for regional communities, improve access to funding, and produce a dynamic model for innovation and growth Professor Katy Shaw Northumbria Uni Arts and Humanities Research Council artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/artic…

Huge thanks to Professor Katy Shaw and the amazing team at the Arts and Humanities Research Council Creative Communities programme for joining us for a really great National Centre for Academic and Cultural Exchange Evidence Cafe this afternoon. If you couldn't join us, here is a link to their excellent new report. creativecommunities.uk/research_artic…

Very excited to be in Birmingham today for the UPEN Annual Conference 2023 - The Future of Mobilisation - #UPEN2023

New opportunity: a PhD exploring Birmingham's cinema stories with Birmingham City University and Flatpack Festival! A fantastic chance for someone to immerse themselves in the story of how cinema helped to shape the streets and social fabric of Birmingham. Apply by 10 Jan: bit.ly/Wonderland-PhD

Apply now for 2 paid student opportunities to work at LUX in collaboration with Art Fund Student Art Pass. Deadline 31 May and register for online info session on 17 May bit.ly/3WL7FGi

Are you an emerging documentary filmmaker who loves archive film? The Make Film History Challenge offers you access to 40 archive films for creative reuse. Make a short film (up to 3 mins) which reinterprets the archive in new and imaginative ways!