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The AMA is the professional development organisation working with arts professionals who are passionate about bringing arts and audiences together. The AMA aims to give them the skills and knowledge to achieve their goals, grow their confidence and succeed in their careers. |
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Artswords
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Website for literature development in Swindon
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Blue Nose Poets
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A national poetry organisation, based in London UK, which provides workshops, cross-artform events, residential courses, platforms for new writing, correspondence workshops, poetry competitions and services to schools. |
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Book Trust
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An independent national charity that encourages people of all ages and cultures to discover and enjoy reading. The reader is at the heart of everything they do. Including: Bookstart, a national programme that works through locally-based organisations to give a free pack of books to babies, together with guidance materials for parents and carers; Writing Together , which aims to ensure that, during their life at school, every child encounters opportunities to work with professional writers who inspire them creatively; Children's books: a website to find recommended books for ages 0 to 16, plus interviews with authors, features, articles and free resources for teachers. |
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The literature development agency for the South West whose role is to work with partners to raise funds to ensure that everyone in the South West can have access to the benefits of reading, writing and enjoying literature. |
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Based in Liverpool and existing to promote poetry through performance and to encourage the development of new poets and audiences. Their aims are: to maintain and develop a strong poetry base in Liverpool and Merseyside; to make the poetry scene accessible to a wider range of people; to build up poetry performance as a vibrant and powerful art form. |
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Disability Writes
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Actively supporting and encouraging disabled writers, whatever their previous writing experience. Their aim is that disabled people can, through using thier site, learn and develop creative writing skills in their own time and at their own pace. They promote the work of disabled writers to a wide audience of disabled and non-disabled people through the website and printed publications. |
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Diversity in Publishing Network
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DIPNet has been established to promote the status and contribution of social groups traditionally underrepresented within all areas of publishing, as well as support those seeking to enter the industry. |
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The UK organisation for creative writing and reading for health and wellbeing. Lapidus journal offers diverse articles exploring areas of writing for wellbeing, from writers reflecting on their own process, to practitioners and researchers involving writing in their work with others. |
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Working across art forms to create productions that challenge perceptions of Black culture and that celebrate the many dimensions of Black heritages. Employing the arts as a learning vehicle to assist disadvantaged and disenfranchised individuals particularly where they run the risk of civil law infringement. Using the wide ranging creative skills and social experiences of the company. |
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New Writing North
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A development agency for creative writing and creative reading based in the North East of England.Specialising in the development of talent and acting as a dynamic broker between writers, agents and producers across the creative industries. |
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New Writing South
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Working with all kinds of creative writers and new writing in the south east region: authors, playwrights, poets, screen writers, radio writers, journalists and more. Offering writers’ development, encouragement, resources and opportunities to make new contacts. They also programme numerous events that aim to enhance skills, stretch creativity and broker partnerships with those who produce and publish work. Membership is open to everyone involved in creative writing in the south. |
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A comprehensive online resource for poetry from around the world. Including: competitions, listings, Events, magazines and news |
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The Friends of Coleridge aims to foster interest in the life and works of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his circle, and to support Coleridge Cottage in Nether Stowey, Somerset, through co-operation with the National Trust. |
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A membership-based and Arts Council England-funded registered charity, whose stated aims are to promote the study, use and enjoyment of poetry. Many professional poets are members of the Society, although not all. Membership is open to anyone. Many of the thousands of members around the world are teachers, librarians, booksellers, journalists - a wide range, in fact, of readers, writers and lovers of poetry. |
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WritersNet's discussion forums bring writers and publishing professionals from around the world together to share writing experiences. Join others discussing and exchanging ideas about the writing life and the business of writing. Share your expertise and experience or benefit from the expertise and experience of others. |
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