In the UK homelessness is an ongoing issue with 64,960 homeless assessments being made between April and June 2018, so to reduce the number of the homeless Crisis, a national charity for homeless people, are tackling the issue with help from volunteers, campaigners and the wider public. By supporting Crisis someone can leave homelessness for good.  

Gold Arts Award participant, Tina Dickinson, tells us about her experience of completing her Arts Award in Filming (camerawork) and Editing. 

Freelance filmmaker and digital facilitator Kitty Wallace talks us through her latest projects, heritage films and how to make a living behind the lens.

We speak to anti-racist campaigner Zak Cochrane, who also helps coordinate the Love Music Hate Racism campaign

Baby, this show's got your back, like we're still seventeen...

'Just a few weeks left. Make the most. See the most. Don’t waste any time on black and white.

'A different set of rules depending on what you look like'

For my Gold Arts Award section of forming and communicating a view I am discussing whether originality in art is overrated and can originality really exist today? Please feel free to leave comments as this will really help me with my reflection part of the essay. Enjoy!

If you are working towards your Gold Award and looking to collaborate with an arts practitioner to learn new skills and develop new work, why not consider joining Genevieve Lavers in her picturesque Dorset studio for a bespoke printmaking workshop?

President Street now return with the music video for their emotionally charged and politically motivated single 'Back Home'.

Author, producer and playwright James Goss talks to Voice about his career, his work on Doctor Who, and his recent win in the London Lovecraft Festival's New Writing contest

Sound engineer, production manager and entrepreneur Darryn de la Soul talks to Voice about how intrigue led to her changing her career and overseeing the training of the next generation of sound engineers.