Fossbox is putting our heads together with the Culture Capital Exchange to provide information, support and training for accessible and free or low-cost ways to keep working collaboratively, keep the creative flow flowing, and avoid going quietly mad in social isolation.
Paula Graham-Gazzard
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2019 was a year of promise for neurodiversity; the National Autism Strategy has been undergoing a revamp since March, and in April a new All-Party Parliamentary Group was founded to support diversity in the creative sector. In light of these breakthroughs, Fossbox wants to move beyond ‘rights’ – it’s time to mobilise a more intersectional, critical and contextual attitude towards […]
Fossbox recently carried out an impact study of the The Culture Capital Exchange (TCCE)’s National Academics and Creatives Exchange programme (‘The Exchange’) which informed the TCCE publication The Exchange: Revealing Collaborative Values. The report includes a contribution by Fossbox’ Director, Paula Graham-Gazzard along with Darren Henley, Chief Executive, Arts Council England and Dr Steven Hill, Director of Research, Research England, and […]
Creative undergraduates have been grappling with creative workforce issues in partnership with Fossbox,University of East London’s (UEL), Artists Union England, and Black Shuk Coop as part of UEL’s community engagement programmes. We honestly hadn’t expected the level of enthusiasm and commitment with which the undergraduate team approached the project. They have produced a really useful multi-media investigative guide for fellow creative […]
We’re developing new ways to capture the wider impacts of collaborative research in partnership with The Cultural Capital Exchange (TCCE)’s project The Exchange and Gemma Burford of Green Spiral. The Exchange was funded by HEFCE and Arts Council England and aimed to establish a national network to promote collaborative research between early career researchers (ECRs) and small and medium-sized enterprises […]
How is corporate surveillance reconstructing gendered identities? How can we take more control? Practical and discussion workshops 7 March and 22 March for activists, artists, designers, makers — with Furtherfield and Autonomous Tech Fetish. Visit our Meetup Group to join. Sex and Security – Workshops, Performances and Discussions We’ve been talking about these issues and collaborating with Autonomous Tech […]