At our third Inclusivity & Audiences Day, you will unlock the relationship between relevance and a sense of belonging — and the journeys that takes you, your organisation and your audiences on.
You’ll come away with new ideas, approaches and examples to put into practice, and ready to change the way you and your organisation thinks about relevance, belonging and relationships with different audiences.
About Relevance & Belonging
Date: TBC
Come to learn how arts, culture and heritage organisations are working to be relevant to, and with, audiences across all aspects of society.
You’ll leave with an understanding of the responsibility you have to embed relevance in your organisation, and how to put that into action — whatever your role or level.
If you’re tasked with reaching new audiences, Relevance & Belonging is key.
Who comes to Inclusivity & Audiences Day?
Our last Inclusivity & Audiences Day focused on Smashing Systems & Building Blocks. Take a look at the delegates who came.
Sessions
Over the course of the day we will be looking at issues around relevance and belonging and how we can answer those challenges in our work. At the end of the day, we’ll be pulling together key learning and actions points into a collaborative “zine” compiled by delegates, which they can take back to their organisations to help share knowledge and make change.
Tickets
Member Early Bird Rate: £119 + VAT
Member Rate: £159 + VAT
Non-Member Rate: £219 + VAT
Freelance Rate: £92 INC VAT
Small Organisation Member Rate: £80 +VAT
Venue
Inclusivity & Audiences Day will take place at Birmingham Hippodrome. View their accessibility information on their website, or contact abby@a-m-a.co.uk if you have any questions.
Speakers
We’ll be announcing speakers in the run up to the event. Make sure you register for email updates to stay up to date.
Previous speakers include:
Stella Kanu
Executive Director
London Int’l Festival of Theatre
Harpreet Kaur
Founder
Harpreet Kaur Creative
Richard Loftus
Director of Sales and Marketing
Town Hall Symphony Hall
Dr Martin Glynn
Lecturer
Birmingham City University
Michelle Lord
Senior Arts Development Officer
Cambridge City Council
Jane Cordell
Director
Result CIC