Registration to be an Arts Emergency mentor in 2026 is now open!
As part of our ongoing #BreakTheGlass campaign, we asked people to tell us who helped them break into creative work. And social media erupted into hundreds of heartwarming awards speeches!
Today is the launch of our first ever big push to expand our Network! From today you’ll see people across the creative sector sharing their breakthrough stories.
We’re running pilot mentoring schemes in Leeds/Bradford, Newcastle/Gateshead, and the East & West Midlands as part of our push to cover the whole of England and eventually the whole of the UK!
Arts Emergency CEO Neil Griffiths shares an update on what we’re doing to protect young people in a sector that needs radical change.
Don't despair, it doesn't mean you won't end up where you're supposed to be!
Thanks to our Network of volunteers young people got access to 372 creative and cultural opportunities last year.
We're launching the Ruby Ticket scheme to widen young people’s access to arts and cultural events across the UK.
Neil Griffiths, Arts Emergency CEO
Carys Nelkon, Head of Programmes