A Creative West Midlands
Find out what why The International Community Film Forum (ICFF) and the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education in the West Midlands (NIACE) supported by Screen West Midlands are seeking short films dealing with issues of cultural diversity.
Following the launch of a national Charter for Media Literacy in late 2005 a Media Literacy Strategy for the West Midlands has been developed in collaboration with key partners. Find our more and read the full version of the West Midlands Media Literacy Strategy. There however are a number of agencies that contribute to the region's success, policy and strategy.
Arts+Media is a leading independent development and advisory resource for artists and arts organisations. They work across all art-forms to provide professional development and business advice to creative people.
They are committed to supporting innovation and talent and to meeting the needs of arts professionals at every stage of their careers
The Department of Culture, Media and Skills aims to improve the quality of life for all through cultural and sporting activities, to support the pursuit of excellence and to champion the tourism, creative and leisure industries.
You can find out how they achieve their aims and more here Read the 'digital britain - interim report' in which the Government outlines plans for UK’s digital transition. NIACE's response can be read here
Screen West Midlands is a regional agency, which supports, promotes and develops a sustainable and thriving screen media sector in the West Midlands. Help us to develop a West Midlands Media Strategy by completing a very short on line questionnaire. Read our Creative Future Digital -Screen WM Chief Executive Suzie Norton tells PAUL STANISTREET
The Arts Council West Midlands believes that the arts have the power to change lives and communities, and to create opportunities for people throughout the country.
Explores the unique cultural heritage of the Midlands. It forms the regional contribution to the nationwide "EnrichUK" programme and is supported by the New Opportunities Fund. Start exploring..............
GOWM play an important role in making sure children, young people and adults reach their full potential through education and learning. See how this fits with the national picture
Advantage West Midlands is the Regional Development Agency for the West Midlands. The RDA's role is to lead the economic development of the West Midlands, working alongside a wide range of public, private and voluntary sectors partners to help our region to prosper - building upon our many strengths and addressing our unique challenges.
Set up in 2003 to address the skills shortages in the regeneration sector - the mission of RegenWM is to promote and develop regeneration excellence in the West Midlands. See their objectives
RWEU aims sure women across the West Midlands are able to tap into the right sort of business advice and support to meet their needs. Find out how they aim to help them achieve their dreams of starting up their own business, or ambitions of growing and developing an existing business.
Tribal's Creative Launchpad is a unique project offering support services to the creative industries, both those operating in it, and those trying to support the development of it.
