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Youth Music launches second round of Fund C
We've now published the application guidelines for the second round of Youth Music’s Fund C grant award (and the online application form is due to open in mid-May).
The aim of Fund C is to expand and embed high quality, inclusive music-making, working collaboratively across a defined geographical area. Successful organisations will play a key strategic role in helping Youth Music achieve a musically inclusive England.
We know that there’s still an imbalance when it comes to access and progression in music-making, where many children and young people nationwide - particularly those experiencing challenges in their lives - miss out on opportunities to regularly make music, to progress and fulfil their potential.
We want to tackle the current imbalance by increasing the number of organisations who are adopting, embedding and improving musically inclusive practice, both within and beyond Youth Music’s grants portfolio.
Find out more about Fund C, including how to apply.
Until next time,
Youth Music
(In case you missed it: DCMS has conducted a review of Arts Council England which focuses on efficiency, effectiveness and governance. Read the report here.)
Photo from Harmonise, a Manchester project run by Brighter Sound and supported by Youth Music through Fund C.
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Events
If you're a current Youth Music grantholder, don't miss our gatherings next month! Spaces still available in London, Manchester, York, Birmingham and Bristol.
Swipe, Tap, Click – Everyday technology in music-making, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, Sunday 7 May, London.
Developing Participation: producing work with, for and by young people, Artswork, Wednesday 24 May, Gateshead.
Music in Pupil Referral Units Summit, Friday 24 November, Somerset. Call-out for presentations deadline Sunday 14 May.
See all events on the Youth Music Network.
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