Museum of Colour
Museum of Colour
Centring artists of colour and new perspectives on arts and heritage
Arts Fund
Case studies
We fund people who are working to tackle injustice. Find out more about some of these grant holders and the work they do.
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Case study
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Case study
Museum of Homelessness
The world’s first Museum of Homelessness — set up and run by people with first-hand experience
The Museum of Homelessness (MoH) is a new kind of museum, informed and curated by a community of people who have experienced homelessness, learning and working together to explore and share the stories of homelessness past and present.
Ideas and Pioneers Fund
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POMOC
Intersectional organising for change
Funding from our Ideas and Pioneers Fund allowed POMOC to explore what an organisation dedicated to supporting Polish migrants could look like, and to test various methodologies and project ideas. Co-founders, Marzena Zukowska and Magda Fabianczyk, share their story below.
Ideas and Pioneers Fund
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The Music Works
Using music to support young people to engage with learning
The Music Works works with young people in challenging circumstances to support them to transform their lives through music.
Arts-based Learning Fund
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Albert Kennedy Trust
Tackling LGBTQ+ youth homelessness
The Albert Kennedy Trust (AKT) provides support, advice and guidance to young people aged 16–25 who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer (LGBTQ+) and who are facing or experiencing homelessness, or living in a hostile environment.
Youth Fund
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Speech Bubbles CIO
Helping Speech Bubbles reach more children and support teachers
Speech Bubbles supports young children with communication needs that affect confidence, friendships and learning by providing weekly small group drama activities.
Arts-based Learning Fund
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