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29 Apr 2025BlogWe cannot take progress on social justice for granted
Our Chief Executive, Halima Khan, shares early reflections on her first six months at Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
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7 Apr 2025BlogJustice, community and joy: reflections on our first Arts Fund grants
Earlier this year, we made our first batch of grants since rethinking our Arts Fund. Here, we reflect on what they tell us about the shape and direction of our Fund.
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4 Mar 2025BlogTeacher Development Fund – a learning journey
TDF Associate Greg Klerkx shares insights from those involved in the programme and reflects on the impact of the Teacher Development Fund on artists, organisations and the wider sector.
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28 Feb 2025BlogDeveloping meaningful partnerships through Moving Stories
Akram Khan Company shares how their creative learning programme has evolved by working with primary schools in Tower Hamlets through the Teacher Development Fund.
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24 Feb 2025BlogMoving beyond the transactional, towards the transformational with Arts Connect
Director of Arts Connect, Rob Elkington, explores the Teacher Development Fund’s place in the continuum of arts and creativity programmes with schools and shares his thoughts on how artists and teachers can work together to transform practice.
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5 Feb 2025BlogLearning in partnership through dance and drama
As Moving Stories enters its final months, Alison Hale, Creative Director of Peoplescape Theatre, reflects on the lessons learned for both herself and her organisation, supported by the Teacher Development Fund.
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30 Jan 2025BlogCreate, Speak, Thrive — Learning to enjoy the playful unknown
Jenny Ayres, artist on Trestle Theatre’s Teacher Development Fund programme, Create, Speak, Thrive, reflects on what makes TDF distinct and shares some of the insights she gained over the past two years.
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2 Dec 2024BlogReflections on funding racial justice
Our Director of Grants, Abdou Sidibe, examines the results of our most recent racial justice audit.
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7 Nov 2024BlogHope and a call to action
Professor Teresa Cremin, Co-Director, Literacy and Social Justice Centre at The Open University and Chair of the TDF Advisory Group, shares her cautious optimism for the re-valuing of the arts within the ‘refreshed’ curriculum and encourages all those involved in the Teacher Development Fund programme, both past and present, to add their voices to the ongoing review.