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In response to the significant ongoing impact of Covid-19 in India, Paul Hamlyn Foundation is committing £1 million towards the Disasters Emergency Committee India Coronavirus Appeal.

As organisations sign-up for the #TogetherforRefugees campaign for a kinder, fairer and more effective approach to supporting refugees in the UK, Alex Sutton, Head of Programme – Migration and Integration and Kamna Muralidharan, Policy and Projects Officer at Paul Hamlyn Foundation, share their concerns about the Government’s New Plan for Immigration, published in March 2021.

This is the second of a series of essays looking at aspects of PHF’s strategy through the work we support. In this essay Naima Khan talks with leaders across civil society about whether collaborative action is the answer to getting through the pandemic and stepping confidently into the future.

New research commissioned by a group of Trusts and Foundations demonstrates their significant investment in the UK’s arts and cultural ecology.

This briefing aims to show the overall contribution of Trusts and Foundations to the UK’s arts funding ecology. 

Sarah Seleznyov, Director of the London South Teaching School Alliance, describes the learning journey undertaken by artists and teachers over the course of their TDF programme, All the School’s A Stage, which finished in Spring 2020.

The White Horse Federation, a Multi-Academy Trust of 32 schools, joined forces with Prime Theatre to improve pupils’ literacy through drama and performance poetry. Dr Nicholas Capstick OBE, the Trust’s CEO, and Mark Powell, Prime Theatre’s Artistic Director, share the challenges they faced as they launched their joint TDF programme, the ways they’ve adapted delivery amidst Covid-19 and their plans for the future.

Teacher Development Fund advisory Group member and CEO of A New Direction, Steve Moffitt reflects on the challenges and opportunities for his organisation over the last year.