Practical guides and thoughtful essays on art therapy, community art and creative work with people at the margins — for artists, facilitators and anyone who believes creativity belongs to everyone.
Street art vs graffiti: the differences, the debates around permission and public space, and how cities and communities can work with street artists.
25 October 2026 · 4 min read
How quilting, embroidery and textile projects bring communities together and preserve collective memory — and how to run one.
Selling art for charity fairly: transparent splits, paying artists, pricing work and communicating impact honestly to buyers.
How to design inclusive art workshops for disabled participants: physical access, sensory needs, adaptive tools and co-design.
How to use photography for advocacy while respecting dignity: consent, framing, captions and collaborative image-making.
How drawing, play and art can support children affected by crisis or trauma — and how adults can create safe, child-led creative…
How to fund community art projects: grant applications, crowdfunding campaigns, local business partnerships and in-kind support.
Principles for trauma-informed art facilitation: safety, choice, collaboration and empowerment in creative workshops, with practical examples.
How art programmes in prisons can support rehabilitation: self-expression, skills, family connection and life after release.
The benefits of public art for neighbourhoods — identity, pride, safety perceptions and local economy — plus the risks of art-led gentrification.
Street art vs graffiti: the differences, the debates around permission and public space, and how cities and communities can work with street…
How quilting, embroidery and textile projects bring communities together and preserve collective memory — and how to run one.
The benefits of public art for neighbourhoods — identity, pride, safety perceptions and local economy — plus the risks of art-led gentrification.
How to use photography for advocacy while respecting dignity: consent, framing, captions and collaborative image-making.
Ethical storytelling for charities, artists and journalists: consent, representation, avoiding poverty imagery and letting people tell their own stories.
Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights says everyone may take part in cultural life. What that means for art,…
Selling art for charity fairly: transparent splits, paying artists, pricing work and communicating impact honestly to buyers.
How to design inclusive art workshops for disabled participants: physical access, sensory needs, adaptive tools and co-design.
How to fund community art projects: grant applications, crowdfunding campaigns, local business partnerships and in-kind support.
How drawing, play and art can support children affected by crisis or trauma — and how adults can create safe, child-led creative…
How art programmes in prisons can support rehabilitation: self-expression, skills, family connection and life after release.
How art workshops can support people experiencing homelessness: routine, confidence, connection and income — and how to set one up with dignity.
Start an art journal with these beginner-friendly prompts for reflection and resilience, plus simple materials and techniques.
How art activities can enrich elderly care and support people living with dementia: engagement, memory, communication and joy — with practical tips.
Ten simple art activities that can support mental wellbeing — from mindful doodling to collage journaling — no talent or expensive materials…
