Tune in to BBC Radio 3 tomorrow at 10pm as three researchers discuss their work on refugee experiences, from the language of displacement to taking shelter, and the experiences of Middle Eastern communities hosting Syrian refugees (1/2) orlo.uk/QJbhG #RefugeeWeek2020

Meet the curator: in our latest blog, Kate Bailey tells us about the V&A Museum's Glastonbury Festival archives, and the challenges and opportunities of lockdown for culture and creativity. orlo.uk/llzbV V&A #BoundlessCreativity #GlastHOMEbury

Join our #BoundlessCreativity roundtable at 12pm BST tomorrow as we ask “What do we retain, what do we reset and what do we reimagine?”, featuring leading voices from the arts and cultural sector. Watch the livestream on our YouTube channel: orlo.uk/u30bi

"In these Covid times, poetry has never been more relevant... All our usual certainties have recently been washed away. Poetry is all about uncertainty." bbc.co.uk/news/uk-536484…

Fantastic article by Yosola Olorunshola for British Vogue We were very lucky to hear from Yos at last year's Culture Comms talking about this important topic, plus (on a personal note) very lucky to call Yos one of my best friends. Congrats Yosola Olorunshola very proud of you!

Very excited about today's announcement from Arts and Humanities Research Council and V&A to mark 50 years since the first ever Glastonbury Festival on 19 September 1970

Tonight is the night! Join us from 20:00 for the Research in Film Awards - the only film awards dedicated to celebrating and recognising arts and humanities research through film. The livestream will be available here: orlo.uk/eHNQ2 #RIFA2020

On Tuesday 24 November we’ll be releasing 8 films under the Animated Thinking banner with Arts and Humanities Research Council UK Research and Innovation Calling The Shots, collaborations between academic researchers and professional animators, ranging from The History of the Hare to Photography as a Powerful Propaganda Tool.

The Capability for Collections fund features in UKRI's World Class Labs investment. The fund will help to modernise the backspaces of the UK's galleries, libraries, archives and museums.

We’re pleased to announce the seven researchers who have been awarded funding to celebrate diverse classical composers from the past, through our scheme run in partnership with BBC Radio 3. Read more: ukri.org/news/celebrati… ⤵️

The #COVID19 pandemic put huge strain on the creative industries and cultural sector. Our film explores how arts and humanities research is driving the recovery effort and creating a brighter future. 🎥Watch here: youtu.be/JDQWBsDzJTo/ #TacklingCoronavirus #LockdownEasing

Very excited about this ground-breaking new exhibition supported by Arts and Humanities Research Council which showcases the importance of arts in tackling climate change "When the arts and the sciences come together, they have the power to....inspire lasting change." Christopher Smith

Today is a big day for Reimagining Museums for Climate Action as we announce the Reimagining Museums for Climate Action exhibition Glasgow Science Centre is open to the public bit.ly/3dt48F8 1/11

Powerful piece on the role of the arts in sparking the behaviour change we need to tackle #climatechange

Today is the day! The Research in Film Awards will take place tonight from 8pm. Join us tonight and watch the winners be announced live – orlo.uk/8aHKE #RIFA2021

Great example of how cutting-edge arts and humanities research is developing the skills needed for the future of work

Check out our latest forward look on the #AHRCBlog! Alexandra Vincent, Chief Operating Officer at Arts and Humanities Research Council sets out some of the exciting funding opportunities coming up over the next few months! Read it here - orlo.uk/UAQvJ @AHAlexVincent Christopher Smith

Very exciting programme launch from Arts and Humanities Research Council - which will transform the future of screen and performance in the UK!