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Webinar recording – Connected to Culture LIVE: Online creativity and safety with young people
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This panel discussion, presented in partnership with Google Arts & Culture and their Connected to Culture playbook, was recorded live on Wednesday 31 March 2021.
Chaired by Tiina Hill, Senior Manager for the Digital Culture Network, Arts Council England and featuring panellists:
Adel Al-Salloum – Director, The Spark Arts for Children
Cliff Manning – Research and Development Director, Parent Zone
They came together to discuss:
Engaging and empowering young people through digital
Risks and safety online – balancing protection and participation
Lessons learned in 2020 and informing future online spaces
For tips, tools and inspiring examples designed to help your organisation continue your artistic and cultural programmes online, we invite you to check out the Connected to Culture playbook at goo.gle/connectedtoculture/
Malakaï’s website: Learn more about Malakai’s work with Theatre Peckham, BORN::FREE and Sour Lemons.
Theatre Peckham’s Lockdown and Me Podcast: Brings together young creatives, artists and members of Theartre Peckham’s community to share their feelings, fears and hopes for a future post social isolation.
Parent Zone’s “Ollee”: Mental health support for children 8-11 and their parents/carers.
About Google Arts & Culture
Google Arts & Culture is a non-profit initiative that works with cultural institutions and artists around the world. Their mission is to bring the world’s art and culture online so it’s accessible to anyone, anywhere. It is available for free for everyone on the web, on iOS and Android. Find out more here.
Further Support
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