A Culture of Care
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Everyone Can benefit from a Culture of Care
Introducing A Culture of Care
A Culture of Care is:
A shift in cultural outlook that fully embraces and integrates non-traditional ways of working and creating.
Embodying a space where everyone is valued and treated with equity.
An understanding that balancing different needs and voices can be difficult, but when we listen and act with care and compassion a balance can be gained, and wonderful things can happen.
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Aligned with the Social Model of Disability.
The removal of barriers and building in effective access & support for all at the foundation of every opportunity, funding application and arts space.
Facilitating genuine attitudinal change and true equity within the sector benefiting all.
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Image Credit: (above) Gaia Redgrave, (below) Lindsey Colbourne
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