Community media platform, producer and partner for the arts, Newcastle

On Monday 12th July the Community Media Association organised a free seminar hosted by Arts Council England North East at their offices in Newcastle.

“Community media platform, producer and partner for the arts” seeks to establish creative and enduring collaborations between community media practitioners and the arts.

Community media is a fast growing sector and includes community radio and television broadcasters, community based independent film makers, and internet, digital and social media groups.  Community media brings people together to share their stories and ideas, giving communities a voice.

This free event will include a mixture of presentations and discussion from the CMA, from the community radio stations: Spark FM, Teesdale FM and Pride Radio.

Seminar attendees will:

  • ● understand the strength, reach and structure of community media organisations
  • ● hear how community media organisations are working to enhance participation and engagement in the arts
  • ● have the opportunity to ask questions about community media in your locality
  • ● be aware of a range of community media practitioners from your region

Who should attend? Those with responsibility for:

  • ● commissioning cultural service delivery
  • ● funding arts and creative activity in the region
  • ● developing participatory and engagement opportunities
  • ● coordinating local arts and cultural activity

Please note this seminar will be repeated across all Arts Council England Regions.

There will be separate events for arts organisations in the autumn.

For further information about this event and future ones contact arts@commedia.org.uk

http://media-arts-ne.eventbrite.com/

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