Connect
Connect and share
Effective collaboration, partnership working and networking can all help to strengthen your family offer.
Explore this page to find how Family Arts Campaign can help you to connect with arts and non-arts partners working to ensure families have access to high–quality family–friendly arts activities across the UK.
Would you like to join a Family Arts regional network?
We have 13 regional Family Arts Networks across the UK. These networks include strategic groups of arts and community partners working together to improve local family engagement. Want to find out if there is a Network near you or get support on starting your own Family Arts group?
Power of Partnerships
Key Learnings from the Network Ambassador Programme
A year on from our initial Network Ambassadors programme, we’re pleased to be continuing and building on our work with Family Arts Networks and Network Ambassadors across the UK. We take a look back at the key learnings from the initial three year programme.
Leadership: Thoughts on Connection, Collaboration and Communities
Ahead of our National Leadership Symposium, we asked our event speakers to tell us why families matter and how better cultural leadership can make a difference.
Supporting Families through the North East Family Arts Network
Network Ambassador Sallyanne Flemons shares learnings and insights from the programme and its impact on both regional organisations and the families they support.
TOGETHERFEST: Partnership working to engage diverse families
Tracy Linsley, Family Inclusion Officer at Tees Valley Museums, tells...
Network Ambassadors
With the support from the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, we work with five Family Arts Network Ambassadors in Bristol, Cumbria, Sunderland, Manchester and the North East region.
Ambassadors work with the central team at the Family Arts Campaign to build upon community relationships in their Networks and further encourage family engagement. In addition, the regional Ambassadors work together nationally to share best practice for dissemination through the Family Arts Campaign national learning programme and resources.
Family Arts Campaign Partners that can support your work
Meet the core team
Anna Dever
Head of Campaign
My most memorable creative experience as a child was…
going to Withington
Library with my mum
and being amazed I
could choose a big stack
of books to take home!
Arts for families is important because…
it’s open and
accessible to everyone.
Talk to Anna about
building partnerships
& strategic opportunities.
Sophie Erin Evans
Digital Marketing Manager
My most memorable creative experience as a child was…
creating my own worlds through painting, drawing and filling notebooks full of stories and poems!
Arts for families is important because…
it celebrates that everyone sees the world in different ways.
Talk to Sophie about your
inspiring stories and
marketing collaborations.
Image credits:
First Image – Theatr Iolo, Hoof
Second Image – Swaledale Festival
Third Image – Children’s Scrapstore
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