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Boosting resilience in the arts

An Arts Professional Feature in partnership with Boosting Resilience
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How ‘perky’ are you? Why happiness is the key to workplace productivity

12 September 2019
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Many workplaces are structured to generate stress, say Evelyn Wilson and Suzie Leighton. But there are simple techniques we can all learn to support better resilience and creativity.

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Reflections on resilience

23 April 2019
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As the Boosting Resilience programme draws to a close, Evelyn Wilson outlines how the work, ideas and opportunities developed will be shared with the sector.

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Getting to grips with intellectual property

28 February 2019
Feature

The idea of managing intellectual property fills many people with not just uncertainty but dread - which is why the Boosting Resilience programme recently explored a three-stage approach to make it less daunting.

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Action stations

31 January 2019
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Action learning, part of the Boosting Resilience programme, is highly valued by participants and facilitators. But what is it exactly, and what benefits does it offer?

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Sharpening your sense of purpose

25 October 2018
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Tamara McNeill and Thanasis Spyriadis introduce the 'Theory of Change' approach, and Paul Steele explains how he used it to better understand how his organisation works.

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Supporting leadership through reflective journaling

19 July 2018
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Leaders in the arts sector need to focus more on self-awareness and reflection, which is why the Boosting Resilience programme has developed a course on reflective journaling. Clive Holtham and Catherine Rogers report.

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How to… generate revenue from intellectual property

5 July 2018
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Many arts organisations need to think differently about their intellectual property to generate much-needed revenue. Luke McDonagh demystifies copyright, trademarks and other common barriers to exploiting IP.

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Taking advantage of your assets

7 June 2018
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Melissa Wong introduces a simple framework to help arts organisations identify their strengths, and build on them to boost their resilience.

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Survival skills for the new normal

26 April 2018
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The Boosting Resilience programme is helping the sector develop new approaches to resilience based on creative assets and intellectual property. Sara Jones and Evelyn Wilson introduce the programme.

Boosting resilience

 

ArtsProfessional is working in partnership with Boosting Resilience: Survival Skills for the New Normal to present a series of articles and case studies exploring different approaches to sustainability.

 

Boosting Resilience: Survival Skills for the New Normal is an intense, boundary-pushing and catalytic two year Executive Learning programme, supporting senior staff from arts and cultural organisations in developing new approaches to making the most of their creative assets. The project is being developed by the Centre for Creativity in Professional Practice at Cass Business School; The Culture Capital Exchange and Manchester Metropolitan University Business School.

 

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