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Creative Dundee's Access Rider
A fantastic resource created by Creative Dundee. This is a template that can help you think about the things that help you feel supported and comfortable, and of how you can share this information with others.

Hidden Door Artists Development Programme
The Hidden Door Artist Development Programme is an exciting new initiative designed for artists and creatives across all disciplines, including visual art, dance, theatre, music and film.

Edinburgh Reimagined: The Future Will Be Localised
A thought-piece from Leith-based Morvern Cunningham around '[sowing] hope for a better arts sector'.

Creative Climate Futures
Creative Climate Futures is a project to support local climate action in Glasgow. The project is led by Verture in partnership with Culture for Climate Scotland, Community Land Scotland, Glasgow Climate Action Hub, the Scottish Communities Climate Action Network and Glasgow City Council.

Freelance and Forgotten: A report on worker exploitation in Scotland's creative industries
While the creative industries are crucially important to Scotland’s economy and wellbeing, this report makes clear that Scotland’s creative industries must change if we are to protect and enhance the lives and livelihoods of the workers within them.

Scottish Enterprise: Ecosystem guide
Search Scotland's entrepreneurial ecosystem for the support your start-up, scale-up, or spin-out needs.

Making Festivals Happen - October 2024
We had the opportunity to hear about the Festivals’ community programmes, how they operate across the year, and the ways they work with freelance artists. Attendees gained valuable insight into the vibrant festival year-round community activity, and better understand the required skill sets.

The Edinburgh Multilingual Cultural Guide for Artists and Creatives
An accessible and practical resource that’s now available in over 80 languages on the City of Edinburgh Council website. Developed in partnership between Creative Edinburgh and the City of Edinburgh Council.