behind stage (technical, production, communications) and on stage (former Solar Bear Deaf apprentice EJ Raymond). Develop new partnerships The PEP programme brought together a This programme successfully concluded in 2015. between and group of organisations reflecting different ‘mainstream’ equality focussed art forms, locations, and expertise in EDI. Mainstreaming is a requirement for all funded organisations, particularly Organisations involved: organisations and supported with EDI Action through our Promoting Scottish Poetry Library Plans. Equalities Programme Artlink (Edinburgh & Lothians) (PEP), to develop Enterprise Music Scotland understanding between Dundee Rep different people. Scottish Dance Theatre Macrobert Glasgow Film. Support talent hubs In 2013-15, we funded Talent Hubs to We continue to support a range of diverse talent focussing on equality develop disabled performers and offered development initiatives in screen eg , and . groups (eg. dance and apprenticeships and a youth employment disability). programme. The Youth Arts Hubs (2013-16) supported partnerships between national and regional youth arts and youth service providers, to deliver youth arts provision across a range of art forms. Funded organisations support diverse talent development eg Deaf theatre and ’s theatre company’s work with emerging disabled actors.
behind stage (technical, production, communications) and on stage (former Solar Bear Deaf apprentice EJ Raymond). Develop new partnerships between ‘mainstream’ and equality focussed organisations, particularly through our Promoting Equalities Programme (PEP), to develop understanding between different people. The PEP programme brought together a group of organisations reflecting different art forms, locations, and expertise in EDI. Organisations involved: Scottish Poetry Library Artlink (Edinburgh & Lothians) Enterprise Music Scotland Dundee Rep Scottish Dance Theatre Macrobert Glasgow Film. This programme successfully concluded in 2015. Mainstreaming is a requirement for all funded organisations and supported with EDI Action Plans. Support talent hubs focussing on equality groups (eg. dance and disability). In 2013-15, we funded Talent Hubs to develop disabled performers and offered apprenticeships and a youth employment programme. We continue to support a range of diverse talent development initiatives in screen eg , and . The Youth Arts Hubs (2013-16) supported partnerships between national and regional youth arts and youth service providers, to deliver youth arts provision across a range of art forms. Funded organisations support diverse talent development eg ’s Deaf theatre and theatre company’s work with emerging disabled actors.
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