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Breakthrough Blog: Week 2 with Future Creators

After a jammed packed first week lined with excitement and anticipation within our new job roles, we headed back to into office for our second week. Meetings had, ideas shared, introductions taken place. Zac and I moved into our second week feeling incredibly…

Breakthrough Blog: Week 1 with Future Creators

Zac and Emma have joined Future Creators on a 6 month placement through Artswork Breakthrough Programme. Read about their first week.

Future Creators & Talent Accelerator join forces on new project to help young people into creative employment across Sussex

Future Creators, part of Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival, and Talent Accelerator, part of De La Warr Pavilion, will lead the delivery of Coastal Catalyst, a 2-year partnership project that will develop new pathways into the creative industries…

Our Future Music Research

In partnership with Marusa Levstek at University of Sussex, we continue to research and evidence the impact of engagement in creative activities on well-being with evaluation and analysis of a 5-year inclusive music programme with Southern Music Hub…

Good Space

Partnering with arts, heritage and sports organisations across the region Good Space will help people connect with diverse and inclusive volunteering opportunities to support improved confidence, skills and mental wellbeing. 

Future Creators to provide over 80 work placements in the creative industry

Future Creators, working together with Brighton Dome & Festival Ltd (BDBF), a collective of local businesses, youth groups, arts and heritage organisations, has become the lead Kickstart scheme gateway organisation for the creative and cultural sector…

WE ARE VERY PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE LAUNCH OF FUTURE CREATORS!

Formerly known as Our Future City, Future Creators is a collective of organisations spanning the creative industries, local businesses, youth groups, schools, arts and heritage and health and social services working as one to develop the creative potential,…

HOW ARE CITIES FINDING NEW WAYS OF SUPPORTING LEARNING IN LOCKDOWN?

The Covid-19 crisis has changed how people think about education. More people being at home has elevated the importance of non-school based learning and informal education.The RSA Education team has been looking into ways to mitigate 'learning loss'…