National Theatre Scotland received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
Synergy Theatre Company received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
Carboard Citizens received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
The Arches received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
Geraldine Pilgrim Company received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
A Moment’s Peace Theatre Company received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
North Music Trust received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
Walled City Music received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
Graeae Theatre Company received £20,000 to support fourteen consortia of organisations to conduct research and development of participatory performing arts models that push organisational and practice boundaries, and establish the core of a community of learning initiated by the Foundation, contributing to advances in the sector.
British Council received £15,000 towards an organised study tour to Japan by 15 UK arts professionals, researchers and funders who run innovative initiatives relating to the ageing society. The project will enable the UK and Japanese cultural sectors to share experiences and identify collaborative opportunities.
New Economics Foundation received £72,000 to develop marine socio-economics and fair and sustainable fisheries, to help drive change towards fairer and more sustainable management of marine resources and strengthen the work of the marine conservation sector through the generation of new evidence and to support the re-framing of conservation issues, and the provision of socio-economic training and tools.
Campaign to End Loneliness received £45,000 to support their core work and to undertake a governance review and extend reach across the EU. Extension of the Campaign’s tenancy agreement in our offices for a further (and final) three years, to make a total of five years.
Social Finance received £65,000 to fund the development of a Social Impact Bond to reduce loneliness and isolation.
Oak/Pig Shed Trust received £20,000 towards core costs to establish and manage a marine funders’ collaborative to support projects aimed at implementing the reformed Common Fisheries Policy across Europe.
Shoreditch Town Hall received £50,000 to establish itself as a reference arts venue that delivers ground-breaking work and has significant impact in improving well-being for the local community.
Client Earth received £40,000 to increase its capacity to support other NGOs with legal expertise when critical new biodiversity policy opportunities or threats emerge. Currently these are the development of aquaculture standards across the EU, and the UK Government’s 25 Year Plan to restore biodiversity.
