Culture under Covid
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 […]
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Climate Emergency Roundtable
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 […]
On the road to a more diverse CLOA
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 impact of Covid-19 on DCMS sectors
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 […]
CLOA AGM 2020
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 […]
Call to Action – An Appetite for a Rethink
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 […]
Co-ordinating and adapting in the face of Covid-19
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 […]
Covid -19
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 […]
CLOA Members Meeting – Cultural Education and Coventry as European City of Sport 2019
The faster pace of economic, societal and environmental change requires an evolution of how our education system and equips young people with the skills, confidence and resilience to shape their […]
The Death Positive Library
Anita Luby, Culture, Libraries & Heritage Services Manager for Vision Redbridge Culture & Leisure, shares how the service became the first ‘Death Positive Library Service’ in the UK and the […]
