JB Research
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JB Research Director Jamie Buttrick brings over 20 years’ experience of managing and delivering research and evaluation studies.
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@jbresearch.bsky.social
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JB Research Director Jamie Buttrick brings over 20 years’ experience of managing and delivering research and evaluation studies throughout the UK. Areas of expertise include: arts, heritage and culture, community development, regeneration, employability and skills, health and social care.
Great to see the work of Open Theatre & @barrowfull.bsky.social showcased at the Engaging Communities in Arts and
Culture conference. The added value to a much under resourced sector fills a gap in provision but crucially the creative lives of the learning disabled community in Barrow. #LetsEngage25
Culture conference. The added value to a much under resourced sector fills a gap in provision but crucially the creative lives of the learning disabled community in Barrow. #LetsEngage25
April 3, 2025 at 9:13 AM
Great to see the work of Open Theatre & @barrowfull.bsky.social showcased at the Engaging Communities in Arts and
Culture conference. The added value to a much under resourced sector fills a gap in provision but crucially the creative lives of the learning disabled community in Barrow. #LetsEngage25
Culture conference. The added value to a much under resourced sector fills a gap in provision but crucially the creative lives of the learning disabled community in Barrow. #LetsEngage25
Lots of love for the cast of the @reimagineredditch.bsky.social co-produced Community Makers pantomime today. Some lovely touches to the production showcasing memories of Redditch across generations.
March 2, 2025 at 5:11 PM
Lots of love for the cast of the @reimagineredditch.bsky.social co-produced Community Makers pantomime today. Some lovely touches to the production showcasing memories of Redditch across generations.
youtu.be/Lmw0_br6yGs The Ashington Group's work continues to inspire others whilst reminding us of the past - well worth a trip to Woodhorn Museum to try and spot the six paintings brought to life through film and dance.
PITMAN ReDiscovered (Eliot Smith Dance)
YouTube video by Eliot Smith Dance
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January 24, 2025 at 9:38 AM
youtu.be/Lmw0_br6yGs The Ashington Group's work continues to inspire others whilst reminding us of the past - well worth a trip to Woodhorn Museum to try and spot the six paintings brought to life through film and dance.
www.artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/fea...
Proud be able to help share the learning from the excellent work of the Peterborough Presents team.
Would recommend learning more via peterboroughpresents.org/access-in-th... and/or peterboroughpresents.org/reasonable-a...
Proud be able to help share the learning from the excellent work of the Peterborough Presents team.
Would recommend learning more via peterboroughpresents.org/access-in-th... and/or peterboroughpresents.org/reasonable-a...
EDI: Making reasonable adjustments - Arts Professional
Creative People and Places (CPP) programmes take an action research approach to community engagement in arts, creativity and culture. Evaluator Jamie Buttrick has been working with Peterborough Presen...
www.artsprofessional.co.uk
December 19, 2024 at 9:49 AM
www.artsprofessional.co.uk/magazine/fea...
Proud be able to help share the learning from the excellent work of the Peterborough Presents team.
Would recommend learning more via peterboroughpresents.org/access-in-th... and/or peterboroughpresents.org/reasonable-a...
Proud be able to help share the learning from the excellent work of the Peterborough Presents team.
Would recommend learning more via peterboroughpresents.org/access-in-th... and/or peterboroughpresents.org/reasonable-a...
www.theguardian.com/society/2024...
Useful to quantify what we already know. More useful to ensure that funding is increased for organisations targeting those least likely to engage in creativity (not those in the picture!), but most likely to generate the greatest individual and societal gains.
Useful to quantify what we already know. More useful to ensure that funding is increased for organisations targeting those least likely to engage in creativity (not those in the picture!), but most likely to generate the greatest individual and societal gains.
Consuming arts and culture is good for health and wellbeing, research finds
Engaging with arts improves quality of life, increases productivity and creates financial ‘dividend’
www.theguardian.com
December 19, 2024 at 9:23 AM
www.theguardian.com/society/2024...
Useful to quantify what we already know. More useful to ensure that funding is increased for organisations targeting those least likely to engage in creativity (not those in the picture!), but most likely to generate the greatest individual and societal gains.
Useful to quantify what we already know. More useful to ensure that funding is increased for organisations targeting those least likely to engage in creativity (not those in the picture!), but most likely to generate the greatest individual and societal gains.
Great few days with the @reimagineredditch.bsky.social team in Woodrow talking to people enjoying a myriad of creative stuff making real differences to people’s lives by working collaboratively with them.
December 17, 2024 at 5:13 PM
Great few days with the @reimagineredditch.bsky.social team in Woodrow talking to people enjoying a myriad of creative stuff making real differences to people’s lives by working collaboratively with them.
En route to Basildon to discuss quality and excellence in the context of Creative People and Places. Still think it’s about ‘what it does to you’ @thinkingpractice.bsky.social?
November 27, 2024 at 10:37 AM
En route to Basildon to discuss quality and excellence in the context of Creative People and Places. Still think it’s about ‘what it does to you’ @thinkingpractice.bsky.social?
These findings won't be limited to the music industry - there is a massive requirement to invest in accessibility awareness, conformity, and action across the creative industries. The changes would support not only disabled artists but the sector as a whole.
Disabled musicians earning all their income from music face an average disability pay gap of £4,400, according to the findings of a new report.
Discrimination and £4,400 pay gap among issues facing disabled musicians - Arts Professional
Disabled musicians earning all their income from music face an average disability pay gap of £4,400, according to the findings of a new report. The Disabled Musicians Insight Report, released by the...
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November 26, 2024 at 1:26 PM
These findings won't be limited to the music industry - there is a massive requirement to invest in accessibility awareness, conformity, and action across the creative industries. The changes would support not only disabled artists but the sector as a whole.
JB Research Director Jamie Buttrick brings over 20 years’ experience of managing and delivering research and evaluation studies throughout the UK. Areas of expertise include: arts, heritage and culture, community development, regeneration, employability and skills, health and social care.
November 20, 2024 at 3:21 PM
JB Research Director Jamie Buttrick brings over 20 years’ experience of managing and delivering research and evaluation studies throughout the UK. Areas of expertise include: arts, heritage and culture, community development, regeneration, employability and skills, health and social care.
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Doesn’t look like I’ll be getting me sledge out today then 😔
Snowy Street Scene (Oil on Panel) by Brian Shields (Braaq) (1951-1997) #Art #NorthernArt
Snowy Street Scene (Oil on Panel) by Brian Shields (Braaq) (1951-1997) #Art #NorthernArt
November 19, 2024 at 10:30 AM
Doesn’t look like I’ll be getting me sledge out today then 😔
Snowy Street Scene (Oil on Panel) by Brian Shields (Braaq) (1951-1997) #Art #NorthernArt
Snowy Street Scene (Oil on Panel) by Brian Shields (Braaq) (1951-1997) #Art #NorthernArt
Fantastic Sunday afternoon and evening at the Eye Village Lantern Parade. Great example of Creative People and Places via Peterborough Presents supporting co-created work and generating community, wellbeing, and heritage outcomes.
November 19, 2024 at 9:47 AM
Fantastic Sunday afternoon and evening at the Eye Village Lantern Parade. Great example of Creative People and Places via Peterborough Presents supporting co-created work and generating community, wellbeing, and heritage outcomes.