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What can devolution unlock for the UK’s creative communities?
Hosted by Professor Katy Shaw, Director of the AHRC Creative Communities Programme, the Creative Communities Podcast returns with six new stories showing what happens when communities, co-creation, cross-sector partnerships and research and innovation come together.
Travel from Dundee, Birmingham, Rochdale and Kirklees to Ards and North Down in Northern Ireland and Blaenau Ffestiniog in Wales and meet Community Innovation Practitioners who are working with local people and cross-sector stakeholders to turn place-based challenges into new ideas, opportunities and action.
Across the series, you’ll discover how devolution, culture and innovation can unlock growth and drive change through local voices, lived experience and practical ideas you can take into your own work, organisation or community.
Series 2 launches this October.
Follow the Creative Communities Podcast to hear all six episodes.
Useful links & further reading
Explore the AHRC Creative Communities Programme – here
Listen to Series 1 – here
About the series
The Creative Communities Podcast shares stories from across the UK exploring how devolution, culture and creativity can unlock inclusive innovation and place-based growth.
Across Series 2, you’ll hear how communities, researchers and cross-sector partners are working together to co-create culture and innovation across the UK’s devolved nations and regions.
Credits
Creative Communities is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council UK (Grant Agreement No AH/X001555/1) and hosted by Northumbria University.
With podcast production and training from MIC media.