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The investment that the arts council put into international development is quite big and what their development fund is that they support early stage development opportunities for artists in England. The £4.5 million of the international showcasing fund will help people who wish to bring a significant amount of work into developing the international market etc, this will invest between £50,000 to £300,000

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the arts council London have a great understanding of the idea of diversity and equality of each and every individual within the performing arts industry giving everyone an equal chance regarding audition processes etc. this shows that it is an industry where anyone can participate no matter the colour, nationality or sexuality.

they believe that if they embrace this creative case regarding diversity can give opportunities to do with leadership, public engagement and audience development.

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The arts council have been working and funding educational and cultural needs to make things better from young children. They have funded about £267 million into the cultural education and music program since 2012. The arts council also public fund into 663 arts programs and 21 arts museum.
The arts council also support the celebrating age program by funding the, as well as baring foundation supporting them. The celebrating age is for older people that want to engage but find it hard within the arts and cultural education. They fund about £1.5 million to it.

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the arts council England are proudly in partnership with the audience agency; the agency's main purposes are to do such things such as:, their purpose is to help reach an grow your online audience, learn ways to engage and communicate with your audiences, etc.

the arts council offer many opportunities such as offering help collect/share audience data for affordable and cheap prices. we know this as it says "we provide support to develop affordable ways of collecting and sharing audience data.

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Diversity and equality are crucial to the arts because they sustain, refresh, replenish and release the true potential of our artistic talent - from every background. England's diverse nature offers unique opportunities for artistic collaborations and innovation.

Since 2011 Arts Council England has been working with the arts and culture sector to develop an arts-centred approach to embracing diversity. The Creative Case for Diversity is a way of exploring how organisations and artists can enrich the work they do by embracing a wide range of diverse influences and practices. We believe that embracing the Creative Case will also help organisations address other challenges and opportunities in audience development, public engagement, workforce and leadership.

Our funded organisations are expected to show how they contribute to the Creative Case for Diversity through the work they produce and present.

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Film credits: Word | PDF Diversity and equality are crucial to the arts because they sustain, refresh, replenish and release the true potential of our artistic talent - from every background. England's diverse nature offers unique opportunities for artistic collaborations and innovation.

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We do this by working with the Department for Education, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, cultural organisations and artists, schools, cultural partners, broadcasters, local authorities, Higher and Further Education institutions and other partners.

Since 2016, with the Department for Education we have invested £650 million in a range of music and cultural education programmes. The largest investment has been made by the Department for Education for Music Education Hubs (£541 million since 2016). Explore these pages to find out more about the other programmes we support.

We invest public funds in a National Portfolio of 985 arts organisations and museums, with the vast majority of them committed to work with children and young people. Thanks to National Lottery players, we also distribute funds from National Lottery Good Causes to projects aimed at children and young people. Read about some of these good causes >

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Involvement with arts and culture is crucial to imagination, self-expression and creativity in young people.