Thanks to @EEUK & #IEEC2022 for a wonderful conference & for the chance to present our data on barriers to access from our StART project. Headline finding: barriers exist, & often they're around characteristics we don't even know students have (paid work, caring responsibilities)

Thank you to everyone who joined the StART team at @rncmlive yesterday for our #StARTsymposium, and thanks also to Camille Aubry for capturing the discussions so creatively!

Thank you Camille Aubry for capturing our #StARTsymposium @rncmlive yesterday so beautifully! These special illustrations capture a very special afternoon

Panel 2 underway, as we conclude our lovely #StARTsymposium with the question: what are the implications for entrepreneurship in the creative arts?

We're ready for our hybrid symposium to start in the @rncmlive concert hall! #startsymposium Lovely to have guests joining online and here in the building!

Really looking forward to welcoming everyone who has been part of, or is interested in, our StART Entrepreneurship Project, to @rncmlive today! We’re all ready for you, and excited about an afternoon of ideas, ☕️, creativity, and debate! #StARTsymposium

Congratulations to the winners of the RNCM Creative Innovator Award 2022. Edane Ng Ammal Bhatia Vulva Voce (Julia Sandros-Alper, Nadia Eskandari, Lucy McLuckie and Georgina MacDonell Finlayson) Chris Hardy Pablo Sonnaillon

🎈 🎉 🍾 💡 🍾 🎉 🎈 On Thursday 30th June 2-6pm we celebrate & discuss the findings of our 2-year StART Entrepreneurship Project @officestudents @ResEngland. If you’d like to join us live at @rncmlive Manchester or online, let us know below or via a DM! 🎈 🎉 🍾 💡 🍾 🎉 🎈

Finalists @rncmlive Creative Innovators Award 2022! Vulva Voce is an all-female genre-defying string quartet that brings exciting, dynamic performances of music mainly composed by women and underrepresented voices to venues beyond the concert hall. #BreakTheBias

New Artists Collective is a group of diverse creatives who work together to build immersive, multimedia performances inspired by social issues. Following the success of our last piece surrounding mental illness, our next event will be discussing immigration laws in the UK.