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Earlier this week, on 12 August, the world celebrated International Youth Day — a moment to recognise the power, creativity, and potential of young people, as well as the challenges they face. This year’s theme focused on the role of youth in building a better future, a mission that resonates ...

Inclusivity in the arts is essential for creating a dynamic and diverse cultural landscape. Art has the power to reflect society and provide a platform for voices that have often been silenced or ignored. Unfortunately, the creative industries have historically struggled with representation, ...

With artists like Ed Sheeran recently calling on the Prime Minister to commit to long-term funding for music education, it’s clearer than ever that the arts are essential for young people. It shouldn’t be seen as a luxury but as a necessity. Growing evidence shows that arts education ...

Performing arts have long been a powerful way to inspire, transport, and empower young people. From theatre and drama to music and dance, these mediums offer more than just a creative outlet—they play a crucial role in helping young people build confidence, develop essential life skills, and ...

At Justice in Motion, we believe in the power of outdoor arts to break down barriers, reach communities, and create meaningful change. Attending the Outdoor Arts UK National Conference ‘Equity in Action’ in February of this year reinforced just how vital this work is. The ...

As our 2024 tour of CODE draws to a close, let’s take a look back at the impact the project has had on communities around the UK and further afield.  From school programmes and youth residencies to performing in city centres and festivals, CODE’s reach has been wide and has touched so ...