Founded by campaigner Neil Griffiths[2] (current CEO) and comedian Josie Long in 2011, Arts Emergency was created in response to the increasing tuition fees,[3] abolition of public funding for the teaching of arts subjects in British universities and the lack of social mobility in the Arts, a belief reinforced by the 2015 Panic! survey initiated by Create London and the 2018 Panic! It's an Arts Emergency Report[4] led by academics Drs Dave O’Brien, Orian Brook, and Mark Taylor from the Universities of Edinburgh and Sheffield. The Charity launched with an event at the Hackney Empire in the London borough that hosted its pilot project in 2012.[5][6][7]
Workedit
Arts Emergency runs a national "alternative" Old Boy Network[8] that aims to create privilege for people without privilege, and tackle the inequalities that exist with access to arts degrees and careers in the sector. The Arts Emergency Network is made up of over 10,000 volunteers working in TV, film, music, art, fashion, academia, law, architecture, activism, comedy, social work, journalism, publishing, design, activism and theatre.
The Charity offers opportunities ranging from mentoring and coaching with industry professionals, work experience, tickets to events and financial aid to buy resources. This assistance aims to help young people make informed decisions about the career they wish to pursue and develop an understanding of how they can do it.[9][10]
Young people are able to access resources, advice and guidance through the volunteer network until they are 26 years old.
The organisation currently runs programmes in London, Brighton, Manchester and Merseyside as well as offering remote opportunities.
Referencesedit
^Gibson, Robert. "Arts Emergency – mentoring for young creatives". Arts Professional. Retrieved 27 December 2020.
^"The Oxford Culture Review". The Oxford Review. 2013-01-21. Retrieved 2013-01-21.
^"University applications drop as tuition fees triple". Evening Standard. 2012-08-09. Retrieved 2023-01-19.
^"Panic! Social Class, Taste and Inequalities in the Creative Industries - Create London". createlondon.org. Retrieved 2023-01-19.
^. Hackneyempire.co.uk. Archived from the original on 2013-10-30. Retrieved 2013-10-29.
^Bartholemew, Emma (2013-06-18). "Hackney Empire comedy night to raise funds for Josie Long's charity Arts Emergency". Hackney Gazette. Retrieved 2013-10-27.
^Dessau, Bruce (2013-06-11). "Josie Long: London's Lena Dunham - Comedy - Going Out - London Evening Standard". Standard.co.uk.
^"Join the Network". Arts Emergency. Retrieved 2013-10-25.
arts, emergency, based, charity, that, seeks, opportunities, arts, humanities, sector, underrepresented, young, people, aged, founded2011foundersjosie, long, neil, griffiths, focuscharitylocationlondon, englandarea, servedunited, kingdomkey, people16, year, ol. Arts Emergency is a UK based charity that seeks opportunities in the Arts and Humanities sector for underrepresented young people aged 16 26 Arts EmergencyFounded2011FoundersJosie Long Neil Griffiths 1 FocusCharityLocationLondon EnglandArea servedUnited KingdomKey people16 to 26 year oldsEmployees18Volunteers500 Websitearts emergency wbr org Contents 1 History 2 Work 3 References 4 External linksHistory editFounded by campaigner Neil Griffiths 2 current CEO and comedian Josie Long in 2011 Arts Emergency was created in response to the increasing tuition fees 3 abolition of public funding for the teaching of arts subjects in British universities and the lack of social mobility in the Arts a belief reinforced by the 2015 Panic survey initiated by Create London and the 2018 Panic It s an Arts Emergency Report 4 led by academics Drs Dave O Brien Orian Brook and Mark Taylor from the Universities of Edinburgh and Sheffield The Charity launched with an event at the Hackney Empire in the London borough that hosted its pilot project in 2012 5 6 7 Work editArts Emergency runs a national alternative Old Boy Network 8 that aims to create privilege for people without privilege and tackle the inequalities that exist with access to arts degrees and careers in the sector The Arts Emergency Network is made up of over 10 000 volunteers working in TV film music art fashion academia law architecture activism comedy social work journalism publishing design activism and theatre The Charity offers opportunities ranging from mentoring and coaching with industry professionals work experience tickets to events and financial aid to buy resources This assistance aims to help young people make informed decisions about the career they wish to pursue and develop an understanding of how they can do it 9 10 Young people are able to access resources advice and guidance through the volunteer network until they are 26 years old Members of the Arts Emergency Network include the comedians Joe Lycett Nish Kumar Chris Addison and Mathew Baynton journalist Yomi Adegoke writer and producer Jack Thorne authors Neil Gaiman and Sarah Perry and actor Julie Hesmondhalgh The organisation currently runs programmes in London Brighton Manchester and Merseyside as well as offering remote opportunities References edit Gibson Robert Arts Emergency mentoring for young creatives Arts Professional Retrieved 27 December 2020 The Oxford Culture Review The Oxford Review 2013 01 21 Retrieved 2013 01 21 University applications drop as tuition fees triple Evening Standard 2012 08 09 Retrieved 2023 01 19 Panic Social Class Taste and Inequalities in the Creative Industries Create London createlondon org Retrieved 2023 01 19 Shows Arts Emergency Hackneyempire co uk Archived from the original on 2013 10 30 Retrieved 2013 10 29 Bartholemew Emma 2013 06 18 Hackney Empire comedy night to raise funds for Josie Long s charity Arts Emergency Hackney Gazette Retrieved 2013 10 27 Dessau Bruce 2013 06 11 Josie Long London s Lena Dunham Comedy Going Out London Evening Standard Standard co uk Join the Network Arts Emergency Retrieved 2013 10 25 What we do Arts Emergency Reports Arts Emergency External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Arts Emergency amp oldid 1175541390, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
