Utility Aid
Given that utility costs have become an increasing area of concern Utility Aid might be of benefit. Their case studies give you an idea of how they work.
At Utility Aid we secure charities and not-for-profit organisations across the UK the best possible service agreements on your water, gas and electricity. We support, advise and negotiate on your behalf. And when it matters, we’re there to safeguard your interests.
Creating possibility within reality
In case you missed this mini-series. AIM have kindly posted the further insights I developed into our Fragile to Flourishing report. I am really grateful for the positive responses and constructive critiques we have received regarding the research.
How do artists and freelancers thrive? Navigating uncertain income
Online: October 22nd, 11:00 – 12:00
One of a series of webinars from The Space’s ‘Thriving as a freelancer’ series. Well worth checking out The Space’s YouTube channel if you haven’t already.
Research beyond institutions
A great report by Suzie Leighton and Alys Kay.
Collaboration between higher education and the arts and cultural sector is not peripheral to research. It is one of the environments in which new questions, methods, fields and forms of public value are created. The people who work across those boundaries should therefore be central to the design of research policy and infrastructure, not added after institutional arrangements have been settled
How to hold your helplessness: Nobel Laureate Bertrand Russell’s salve for the anxiety of overwhelm
Another great piece from Maria Popova.
To be a good human being is to have a kind of openness to the world, an ability to trust uncertain things beyond your own control,” philosopher Martha Nussbaum concluded in considering how to live with our human fragility.
At museums across London, Old Masters cuddle up to the contemporary – what makes this curatorial approach so appealing?
Interesting reflections on curation and intergenerational dialogue.