Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation — UK Branch

News from the UK Branch

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  • 20 jul 2023

  Ecosystem restoration leaders win the Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity

  Bandi “Apai Janggut” (Indonesia), Cécile Ndjebet (Cameroon) and Lélia Salgado (Brazil) are the joint winners of the Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity 4th edition.

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  • 19 jul 2023

  Civic Role of Arts Organisations - impact and future priorities

  A new learning report analyses the impact of our Civic Role of Arts Organisations programme since 2016 and provides recommendations for the future of this field of practice.

• • 13 jul 2023

  We're Hiring: Communications Officer

• • 17 apr 2023

  Co-Creation and community leadership: Learning from Creative Civic Change

• • 30 mar 2023

  New Arts in Schools report highlights the need for more equitable access to arts for young people

• • 23 mar 2023

  Recipients announced: Award for Civic Arts Organisations 2023

• • 21 feb 2023

  Celebration event: The Award for Civic Arts Organisations 2023

 

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Since its creation in 1956, the UK Branch of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation has made profound and impactful interventions in the arts and culture, social welfare and education.

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Supported projects

Across our programmes in the arts and the environment, we create partnerships with organisations in the UK to develop innovative and engaged projects.

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