Arts and culture on the frontline.
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We are family: Intergenerational connectivity and care through creative experiences
Considering the intergenerational qualities and impacts of cultural participation, focusing on research with Live Music Now and National Museums Liverpool.
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Healthy Networks: personal and professional development through cross-sector collaboration
NCACE Collaboration Champion Kerry Wilson reflects on her experience of partnership work in the culture, health and wellbeing field.
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The Ethical Dimensions of ‘Cost’ and ‘Benefit’: Reconsidering economic value in arts and mental health research
Reflections on ethical dilemmas in arts and mental health practice and research.
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Community Spirit, Global Impact: Sustainability and scalability in culture, health and wellbeing programmes
Discussing the design principles behind scalable and sustainable cultural programmes in health and social care.
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Public Libraries, Professionalism and the Civic Turn
Kerry Wilson shares her contribution to the recent debate on the future of civic culture, led by academics at the department of Media, Culture and Heritage at Newcastle University.
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Cultural Policy, Professional Ethics and the Public Good
Debating the ethical implications of appropriating arts and culture as a form of ‘public good’ with the Institute of Applied Ethics at the University of Hull.