This virtual roundtable session discussed some of the stark health inequalities across communities post pandemic. It also focused in on the opportunities that culture, arts, heritage and leisure has in […]
This online session considered the impact of COVID-19 on archives services, how TNA has responded to provide guidance, support and funding and shared two best practice examples of how archives […]
This online session included four case studies that consider the challenges facing cultural venues that are new due to COVID-19. Using data to make the case, New Anglia LEP Culture […]
Over 270 councils have now declared a climate emergency and are taking action to reduce their own carbon emissions and working with others to tackle the impact of climate change […]
If we want to tap into the creative capacity of everyone, not just those with the greatest opportunity, we have to design things differently. If we want our decisions to […]
The Covid-19 crisis presents the biggest threat to the UK’s cultural and sporting infrastructure, institutions and workforce in a generation. The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) now […]
This year our AGM took place virtually via Microsoft Teams. Alongside the formal AGM business, we secured Dr Daisy Fancourt from University College London as a key note speaker. Papers […]
The CLOA Executive has collectively written this article outlining the opportunity to reflect and to create much-needed lasting positive change in the impact of our services. It seeks to stimulate […]
These past two weeks we have all been focused on how to address the immediate needs of our sector. We have seen the national sector bodies, Arts Council England, Sport […]
The pace of the developing Covid-19 situation is raising a large number of issues for all of us in managing services across leisure and culture. In this initial phase we […]
