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Call for Submissions: Be Proud in your Creativity!
DISABLED PRIDE MONTH JULY 2020

Hello! It’s a really difficult time for the arts at the moment and so we wanted to do something to celebrate the work of creative people and share art more widely. So we thought we would give something new a try! July is Disability Pride Month so we thought this would be a perfect time to try something new on a theme. Here at the Southampton Art in Health Forum we are passionate about the connections between art, creativity, health challenges and living with long term conditions.

During the month of July we would like to showcase the work of creative people who self identify as having a disability (we won’t be asking for any details). For that to work we need artwork - that’s where you come in.

Please send us a message on Facebook or Twitter with your artwork attached, if you would like to share a little about what the artwork (or art in general) means to you or tell us about your disability your welcome to but this is not essential. We will then post up the artworks to our page as they come in, it will be like a virtual gallery.

Some little rules because we want to make sure that we are doing this in an accessible way. * Any medium of art is welcome! * If your artwork is an image you must provide an image description, this is essential so people with visual impairments. * If your submission is video based it must have captions (Youtube can auto generate captions but it’s worth reading through to check for accuracy).

We know for many people the word disability is a tricky term so we just want to stress this is why we won’t be asking any questions and have put the emphasis on self identification. You don't have to feel like an expert artist, it is more about how you express your creativity that counts in a way that is positive and helpful to you.

Live Music Consultation

2/8/2018

 
The Culture Select Committee is running a public consultation on the economic, cultural and social benefits of live music.
The inquiry will look into ticket touting and the decline in grassroots music venues as well as the impact of live music on community wellbeing.
http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/digital-culture-media-and-sport-committee/inquiries/parliament-2017/livemusic/commons-written-submission-form/

Consultation on young people’s mental health

2/8/2018

 
The Government has launched a public consultation on its proposals to support children and young people’s mental health.
The consultation on the Green Paper is open until 2 March 2018.
https://engage.dh.gov.uk/youngmentalhealth/children-and-young-peoples-mental-health-consultation/

Public Health England Data Hub

2/8/2018

 
Public Health England has launched a single access hub with data analysis tools and resources for people working to support public health and reduce health inequalities.
The resources cover a wide range of public health areas, including specific health conditions – such as cancer, mental health, cardiovascular disease but also lifestyle risk factors – such as smoking, alcohol and obesity. There are tools to support analysis of the wider determinants of health – such as environment, housing and deprivation along with health protection, and differences between population groups, including adults, older people, and children.
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/phe-data-and-analysis-tools#mental-health

The Heritage Lottery Consultation

2/8/2018

 
The Heritage Lottery Fund has opened a consultation on its funding strategy and priorities over the next five years.
The consultation, which is open until 22 March 2018, will set new strategic priorities for the organisation and will test ideas about how to involve the public more in its decision making.
https://www.hlf.org.uk/about-us/news-features/we-want-hear-you-hlfs-future-direction-and-funding

Wellcome funding changes

2/8/2018

 
The Wellcome Trust has announced a number of changes to its public engagement activity and consequent changes to its funding regime.
The changes, which will be phased in over the coming months will introduce a higher minimum application amount of £25,000 and quarterly deadlines for applications.
https://wellcome.ac.uk/news/what-our-new-strategy-means-public-engagement-fund

AD:UK closing

2/8/2018

 
​Arts Development UK, the national association for people working in arts development and local authorities has announced that it is to close. The result of reduced income from over-stretched local authorities, the organisation is likely to close next month.
In an announcement to its membership, AD:UK Chair Jane Wilson said the decision had been difficult but unavoidable. The organisation has been in discussion with the Chief Culture and Leisure Officers Association (cCLOA) and the Artsworks Alliance to support its members in England and in Wales and expressed its hope that members would find other networks to support their work.
http://artsdevelopmentuk.org/
 
    Lesley Easton
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    creative.wellbeing@nhs.net

    ​Rebecca Kinge 
    Southampton Arts for health forum​
    ​ Coordinator

    rebecca@socollective.org.uk

     

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  • HOME
  • Blog
    • Disability Pride : Summer 2020
    • Art and social isolation
    • Drop Me A Line
    • Creative arts therapsits
    • Call for images
  • Projects
    • ARTS 4 DEMENTIA
    • ART 4 A HEART POWERTES WORKSHOPS
    • Creative & Credible
    • CREATE & PROSPER
    • CREATIVE OPTIONS
    • FOLKACTIVE CIC
    • From the Harp
    • ARTS & HEALTH CONTINUED >
      • Good Mental Health
      • Healthwatch
      • Living With Harmony
      • THE RECOVERY COLLEGE
      • Residencies at Brisons Veor, Cape CornwallNew Page
      • SoCo Music Project
      • SOUNDING BOWLS
      • The Keepers
      • TRACIE'S LATIN CLUB
  • JOURNEYS
    • Adam's Recovery Story
    • CRAIG'S ART STORY
    • Emily's Journey
    • Lesley's Journey
    • James Paddock
    • MARINA WHITE RAVEN
    • Mark Ullah-Khan
    • Nic's Art Story
  • EVENTS & MEETINGS
    • Next meeting
    • Positive Futures
    • Umbrella Arts Festival
  • National and policy news
  • Blog