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22 October 2024Kick Some Class: Neil Griffiths explains Arts Emergency's vital work
View InterviewArts Emergency is a national charity helping to broaden access to culture careers via mentoring. CEO and co-founder Neil Griffiths spoke to Voice about his organisation's complex mission.
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18 October 2024Kick Some Class: Jasmine Padgett on Newcastle arts space Cobalt Studios
View InterviewCobalt Studios is an arts and music venue in Newcastle, trying to make culture accessible to all. Digital and marketing manager Jasmine Padgett chats to Voice about how they help working class voices to be heard.
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11 October 2024Kick Some Class: Debbie Kermode on making arts accessible in Birmingham
View InterviewThe CEO and artistic director of Midlands Arts Centre chats to Voice about how MAC works hard to open the door to the arts for people of all backgrounds.
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4 October 2024Kick Some Class: Liam Pape on supporting working class comedy
View InterviewLiam Pape is the man behind the West End Comedy Club's working class bursary, helping comedians with the hefty costs of the Edinburgh Fringe. He spoke to Voice about the importance of supporting working class voices in stand-up.
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27 September 2024Kick Some Class: Clare Povey tells us about her working class author prize
View InterviewClare Povey is a children's author and also the person behind the Writers & Artists Working Class Writers prize, holding the ladder for working class people to get their stories published and on to bookshelves.
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20 September 2024Kick Some Class: Hannan Majid on his animation club for working class kids of colour
View InterviewHannan Majid and Richard York are the co-founders of the Rainbow Collective Animation Club, which helps kids from working class communities of colour in London make their voices heard through filmmaking.
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13 September 2024Kick Some Class: Ali Rashley on how Television Workshop helps working class kids
View InterviewAli Rashley is the executive artistic director at Television Workshop in Nottingham, which has a 40-year history of bringing amazing working class talent into the TV and film industry. She explains the challenges she has to face.
