Be generous. Be more generous. Share your privilege.
You can now register to mentor a young person from an under-resourced background in 2024!
"[Having a mentor] definitely helped with my confidence. Just getting to ask questions that might seem kind of, I don't know, silly, or something like that...My mentor’s given me the ability to think, 'I can actually do this'."
Thea, 2022 Mentee
Opportunities enable young people to gain experience of the industries they love. Share your job adverts, event tickets, resources and more with our Young Talent today!
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Everyone should be able to access art and culture without financial barriers getting in the way.
In October Arts Emergency Network members and visitors to the Affordable Art Fair raised over £5000 through artwork donations, sales, and ticket purchases.
We asked Rachell Smith about her career, what challenges there are for aspiring photographers and what the most (and least), enjoyable part of her job is.
We asked Lizzy Stewart; what made her want to be an author and illustrator, about her career, and what advice she'd give to any budding illustrators out there.
of mentees aged 16-18, said that they had learned new things that helped them feel better prepared for the future since joining Arts Emergency
Arts Emergency partners with schools and colleges in London, Manchester and Merseyside to support mentoring opportunities for students aged 16-18.