The power of visuals to aid learning is clear and its efficacy has been cited in numerous research studies. Many of us will remember the eye-catching board-books of our childhood. Our teachers and caregivers supported learning through pictures and purposeful typography.

The benefits of engaging with arts and culture are clear — it can lead to a happier life, full of self-expression. As specialists within the cultural sector, how can you communicate this to the public? Another run-of-the-mill exhibition may not always capture your audience’s imagination.

How can you infuse more fun into your organisation? After all, let’s face it — we all love to have fun! Download the Glee Guide to discover more.

Together, we can facilitate a sense of play through creative interventions. Museums, galleries, libraries and archives are places of learning and leisure. These spaces should permit us to express our uniqueness in an engaging environment. Have the strength to stay truthful to your organisational values and embrace individualism through creativity and play. When we play, we take risks and in turn, we innovate.

Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been following the evolving COVID-19 situation closely. With this in mind, we wanted to share with you how we can innovate during this period of uncertainty. We’ve created a digital outreach guide to share our ideas. Although it has been inspired by Coronavirus, this guide is still relevant for the future. After all, digital outreach is the future.