Staging the Personal: A Guide to Safe and Ethical Practice
This book examines the history, ethics and intentions of staging people's personal stories and offers a 'spiral model' to support safe and ethical practice. Clark Baim, 2020
Municipal Artist Partnerships
An excellent toolkit, described as: A “relationship guide” to forging strong and sustainable creative partnerships between local governments and artists. USA specific but with lots of relevance for practitioners internationally. Blade of Grass / Animating Democracy, 2020.
Being Hybrid: A Cheap and Easy Guide to Hybrid Events
The Guide is designed to support organisations offer the best hybrid programme possible to ensure they maintain access to people who have found online programme vital for their connection to the world. Although developed for programmers of literature events, workshops [...]
Sparked! Co-creation with young people
An educational and practice-sharing about working in co-creation with children and young people. A series of videos exploring all aspects of the process and created as a resource for the sector. Mortal Fools, 2022
Proof of the Pudding
A resource for artists to help them demonstrate the value and impact of participatory arts and develop partnerships for funding work. Produced in collaboration with Artworks Alliance. People Dancing, 2020.
Diversity and Inclusion Resource Library
An extensive suite of resources to help theatres be more inclusive in terms of employment and reach. UK Theatre, 2022
Quality Principles
A publication to guide participatory artists in thinking about the quality of their work. ArtWorks Cymru, 2019.
Shape Arts Resources
Shape has been at the forefront of disability arts since the beginning of the movement, and is a flourishing organisation today - here are a set of resources they have developed to help support individual artists and organisations.
Partnerships for Learning: A guide to evaluating arts education projects
A very useful step by step guide to all aspects of participatory project evaluation. Felicity Woolf, 1999.
The Neurodiverse Museum
This project / museum aims to change the way the cultural sector approaches neurodiversity, with a wealth of resources and information.
