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This was a hybrid event with the three Bridge partners; Arts Connect, Festival Bridge and The Mighty Creative, that brought together Local Cultural Education Partnerships (LCEPs) from across the Midlands and East Anglia on the 5th of May 2022.
You can view the recorded highlights from the day which includes ‘Abridged Fragments’, a poem by Charley Genever and the Partnerships Expert Panel Discussion.
You can view the recorded highlights from the day which includes ‘Abridged Fragments’, a poem by Charley Genever and the Partnerships Expert Panel Discussion.
Theme 1: Creative Rights
Creative Rights considers the entitlement of children and young people to connect and create so that each one of them, regardless of situation or background, is enabled to find and follow whatever shape they want creativity to take in their life.
Image: Still from Joy at the Job Centre
Image: Still from Joy at the Job Centre
Theme 2: Creative Futures
Creative Futures considers the success of LCEPs (Local Cultural Education Partnerships) in the long term, so that local place-based partnerships, which are essential to a thriving future for our children and young people, are made sustainable, achievable, and beneficial for all involved.
Image: Still from Wolverhampton CEP
Image: Still from Wolverhampton CEP
Theme 3: Creative Youth
Creative Youth considers the co-creation of meaningful involvement and leadership with children and young people, so that they’re empowered to create with the adults around them as equals, with agency and confidence, in order to shape their futures.
Image: Still from Shout Out for the Arts
Image: Still from Shout Out for the Arts
Theme 4: Creative Growth
Creative Growth considers the realisation of young people’s skills,
connections, careers, and capabilities. It helps to ready young people for
employment, to expand their skills and capabilities, and to put them in the
best possible position to make informed decisions about their creative careers.
Image: Still from Creative Youth Voices Project
Image: Still from Creative Youth Voices Project
Theme 5: Creative Activism
Creative Activism considers the transformative power of children and young people, along with networks and resources, so that through culture and creativity a more equitable and meaningful world is shaped by passionate people together.
Image: Still from Peachy Group – We Can Be the Change We Want to Make.
Showstoppers
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Showstoppers portray and celebrate the incredible work happening across all of
our LCEPs, and in many cases have been produced by the young people we work
with.
Image: Still from Riverside
Image: Still from Riverside
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