‘Diversity is the backbone of a thriving society’
Arts and Cultural organisations can lead the way in diversity as an integral part of what they do, the work they programme and the staff they employ so that arts and culture can belong to everyone.
After our successful events in June and October last year we shall be hosting our third session at The Woodville on March 16th : 1pm – 5.30pm. We would like to thank Mandy Hare at The Woodville for hosting this event with us.
Event Focus: Community Engagement & The Arts
Local groups will discuss their work and we are still looking for arts projects involving the local community to join to agenda.
AGENDA
The complete agenda is still being finalised, but sessions will include:
1. Are you for ready for the GDPR (General Data Protection Regualtions)?
GDPR is a regulation that requires businesses to protect the personal data and privacy of EU citizens for transactions that occur within EU member states. And non-compliance could cost companies dearly. This affects anyone with a mailing list.
Sessions in partnership with Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy Programme and has been funded through their Networks Fund.
Speaker: TBC, The Audience Agency
2. Cultural Heritage Forum
A forum for individuals and groups that are specifically working on heritage projects in the South-East funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund
Please email events@equatorfestival.com with the subject title Cultural Heritage Forum if you are interested in attending these sessions.
3. 1-1 sessions on marketing, funding, and project development from specialist advisors
Please email at events@equatorfestival.com with the subject title 121 sessions if you are interested in booking in a meeting at the event.
TICKETS
The event is free to attend, but you will need to book a place https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/diversity-arts-network-meeting-tickets-42684217644
Organisations and individuals can book one place each as we have a limited capacity of 30.