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Collaborate – a chance to find out more

Banner with yellow background and blue circles with cartoon picture of two people in chairs talking. Text reads: "Collaborate, a chance to find out more. 5 October: 2pm to 3.30pm and 12 October: 10am to 11.30am. Workshops for cultural organisations and practitioners".
5 October, 2pm - 3.30pm / 12 October, 10am – 11.30am
Cost: Free
Location: Online
Banner with yellow background and blue circles with cartoon picture of two people in chairs talking. Text reads: "Collaborate, a chance to find out more. 5 October: 2pm to 3.30pm and 12 October: 10am to 11.30am. Workshops for cultural organisations and practitioners".

Find out more about our Collaborate
fund and how it can benefit you as an
individual practitioner or cultural sector organisation.

Book: Workshop 1                                             Book: Workshop 2

Before signing up to these workshops, please make sure you are eligible to apply to the Collaborate fund.

If you are an individual practitioner or part of a cultural sector organisation within the UK considering applying to our Collaborate fund, then these workshops are for you.

Please note these events aren’t suitable for academic and commercial researchers, students or international guests. We will run separate briefing workshops for academics in early 2023. 

Join us to find out about our fund to support the development of new collaborative research projects between the cultural sector and academic researchers.

Successful projects will contribute to deeper understanding of the differences culture makes to people’s lives and to the range of research methodologies used to explore cultural value.

These two events will provide more information about the fund, as well as help you to think about the research project you might like to explore. We will also guide you through the application process, before expressions of interest open on Monday 17 October 2022.

Event outcomes

In the event, you will:

  • Hear more about what the Collaborate fund is
  • Find out how to apply and what the application process and timescales are
  • Have the opportunity to ask questions, think about your ideas for your research project and share thoughts with other practitioners
  • Leave with the insights you need to submit the best possible Expression of Interest.

You may want to take a look at our Collaborate resources before here.

What are the benefits of taking part in Collaborate?

Collaborate will give cultural sector practitioners the opportunity to explore and more deeply understand your practice and to communicate the cultural value of your work more effectively. Working in partnership with academic researchers can also help to open up new ways of thinking, develop innovative ideas and practice and build new networks.

Accessibility

We want to make the event a positive experience for all participants. If you have particular access needs please let us know in advance at ccv@leeds.ac.uk

Live transcription by a palantypist (speech to text reporter) is provided for this session. Transcription will be available on Zoom captions, and on StreamText.net.

The session takes place on Zoom. Read Zoom’s accessibility FAQs here.

 

Speakers

Lisa Baxter
 

Lisa Baxter

Lisa is a researcher, trainer, speaker, design thinker and creative facilitator who relishes bringing fresh ideas and innovative practice into the arts, cultural and heritage sector.

Since establishing The Experience Business in 2012, she has pioneered new approaches to enhance cultural value, from audience experience design to civic engagement programmes. Her unique approach to value-creation has seen her deliver workshops, masterclasses, regional programmes and keynotes internationally, including Australia, New Zealand, Germany, South Africa, Scandinavia and the UK. At the heart of her work is a strong belief in the generative qualities of collaboration and the soft power of empathic practice.

Lisa is the Partnership Manager for the Centre for Cultural Value’s Collaborate Fund.

Liz Harrop
 

Liz Harrop

Liz makes sure the Centre runs effectively, providing project management expertise to make sure we’re achieving our objectives. As well as managing the Centre’s activities Liz oversees our Collaborate funding programme.

Liz has worked as a senior project manager for the University of Leeds for six years, most recently as part of the University’s Cultural Institute where she was Evaluation Manager for the National Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy Programme. Prior to this she worked in the civil service implementing a national sector skills development strategy, and managed arts development projects for local authorities and national charities.

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