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In June we held our first international online conference ‘Ageing Artfully Going Global‘
The coronavirus pandemic forced cultural organisations around the world to change how they engaged with older audiences. What have we learnt from the past two years and what new approaches do we want to take forward?
As we begin to emerge from restrictions, what is the future of creative ageing? This online conference showcased inspiring practice from around the world. Speakers include David Cutler, Director of The Baring Foundation, Maura O’Malley, Lifetime Arts’ CEO and Naoki Sugawara, OiBokkeShi.
Watch the conference recording here
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News
CADA has recently been part of the advisory groups for major projects at UK universities.
University of Oxford – Social prescribing for older people in the time of COVID drawing on the cultural sector explores how the cultural sector has adapted to support older people’s wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The research will provide recommendations to the cultural sector about being ‘referral-ready’ (O’Neill, 2010) for social prescribing with older people in the context of the current pandemic and future ones.
University of Bristol – Connecting through culture as we age is a major project exploring how and why we take part in arts and culture as we get older. The project focuses on how participation in all forms of arts and culture, particularly those accessed digitally, can influence our wellbeing and feelings of social connection as we age.
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