Arts Council Community Engagement Guidelines
The Arts Council manages a variety of social media channels, all of which have been established as a way for you to connect with us and with other members of the public interested in the Arts Council. We’re happy that you’re here and encourage your contributions, questions, and conversation with others.
The Arts Council, in everything it does, strives to respect, support and ensure the inclusion of all voices and cultures that make up Ireland today. This is a core organisational value underpinned by our Equality, Human Rights and Diversity Policy which was published in 2019. As such, on our social media channels we aim to create an inspiring and supportive community for all.
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Call for applications: Writer in Residence positions in Irish universities in 2021
The Arts Council has a long-standing partnership with a number of Irish universities offering Writer-in-Residence/Fellowship positions to provide university students of Creative Writing MA and MFA programmes with an opportunity to work with and learn from a professional author of distinction, and to enable writers to develop their work while in a position of relative financial stability.
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Traditional Artist in Residence
The Arts Council and the Department of Music in the College of Arts, Celtic Studies, and Social Sciences at University College Cork invite applications for Traditional Artist in Residence for the calendar year 2021.
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Research consultants appointed for Culture Night
Following a successful Culture Night which generated a national shared night of cultural experiences, the Arts Council is now entering a research phase to help inform Culture Nights of the future.
The Arts Council is delighted to confirm that consultants Janice McAdam, Heather Maitland and Annette Nugent have been appointed to carry out an evidence review, research and consultation on Culture Night on behalf of the Arts Council and its partner stakeholders.
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