Lunchtime Livestream - S4 | E1 Performance for All

Livestream 19 March

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The Art, Culture, Heritage and Tourism industries relied heavily on the physical presence of people for their visitor footfall figures and audience numbers. The cost of producing engaging experiences and performances requires funds to finance these attractions.

​In this episode, I'm joined by UtopiaArts' Frances Rifkin and Graham Lucas in what won't be the last discussion about Equity's 'Performance for All' funding policy which asks us to examine and challenge the way the performing arts is finances in the UK.

• PDF Booklet - http://bit.ly/equity-fp19​
• Campaign webpage link - https://bit.ly/equity-pfa

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Resources & Links

EquityUK P4A Campaign Page

Performance for All - PDF booklet

History of the Independent Theatre Arts Committee - PDF document
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Performance for All - PDF booklet
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Making Culture Ours

2020 - MAKING CULTURE OURS - PDF
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TUC LESE Creative and Leisure Industries Committee - LINK
South East Regional TUC (SERTUC)
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​CLIC’s (Creative and Leisure Industries Committee) policy for an expanded, sustainable and democratised arts and culture industry within the London, East and South East Region TUC (LESE). Trades Unions represented on the committee include the MU, BECTU/ Prospect, Equity, PCS, Unite, Artists Union England, and UCU. 

​Show Culture Some Love

Show Culture Some Love been further developed at successive "Future of the Arts" conferences.

​It has culminated in the drafting of a discussion document: Making Culture Ours (pdf) 

six-point programme:

1. protect and expand public funding for arts & culture
   
2. ensure public funding for arts & culture meets the condition of minimum standards of pay and employment
   
3. ensure transparency of any sponsorship in arts & culture and to promote ethical policies in cultural institutions
   
4. promote democratic accountability in publicly funded cultural bodies – including investigating corporate interests present on governing bodies
   
5. ensure the funding and promote the role of art education in society, including free access to education
   
6. tackle inequalities of access to arts & culture and its funding and to develop a socially progressive arts policy