Listen to the fifth episode of YPIA [Young People in the Arts]'s podcast. This episode was recorded at the live panel discussion, which took place virtually in March 2021. Chaired by Teresa Cisneros panellists Janine Francois and Marenka Thompson-Odlum discuss how to advocate for change in museums and arts institutions. Find out more about the speakers and mentioned resources: Janine Francois (https://itsjaninebtw.com) and her research as part of her Ph.D with Tate (https://www.tate.org.uk/research/studentships/current/janine-francois)  Marenka Thompson-Odlum (https://www.prm.ox.ac.uk/people/marenka-thompson-odlum) and the project she's working on called Labelling Matters at the Pitt Rivers Museum (https://www.prm.ox.ac.uk/labelling-matters)   Teresa Cisneros (https://twitter.com/chicanaenlondon?lang=en) Words Matter publication created by the Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam (https://www.materialculture.nl/en/publications/words-matter) Document 0 publication created by Teresa and the Agency for Agency project (http://agencyforagency.com/) Follow YPIA on: Facebook - facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter - twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram - instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts www.ypia.co.uk

Young People in the Arts Podcast

Post-Colonial Perspectives: Advocating For Change In Museums

In this episode of the Young People in the Arts podcast, YPIA Project Manager and Regional Ambassador for Gloucestershire Grace Green speaks to Executive Coach Michael Garvey. They discussed Michael's career, his advice for listeners and his 3 'Career show and tell' items. To see images of the three items discussed, visit www.ypia.co.uk/blog ​Follow YPIA on: Facebook - facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter - twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram - instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts www.ypia.co.uk

Q&A with Executive Coach Michael Garvey

Listen to the fourth episode of YPIA [Young People in the Arts]'s podcast. This audio is from a live panel discussion, which took place virtually in February 2021, about rethinking the music curriculum. The event was chaired by Ishani O’Connor, Learning and Participation Manager for the Chineke! Foundation The panel included: Rachael Adediran, Associate Assistant Principal, Head of Music, and Diversity & Inclusion lead at Skinners' Academy in Hackney Nate Holder, musician, author, speaker and music education consultant Follow YPIA on: Facebook - facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter - twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram - instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts www.ypia.co.uk

Post-Colonial Perspectives: Rethinking the Music Curriculum

Listen to the third episode of YPIA [Young People in the Arts]'s podcast. This audio is from a live panel discussion which took place virtually in October 2020, about young trusteeships. The event was chaired by Stella Toonen, a freelance arts producer for museums, PhD researcher with Tate and a Trustee for Culture24 The panel included: Bhavini Goyate, Programmes Coordinator for Learning and Courses at Clore Leadership   Lauren Smethurst, aspiring arts manager currently completing an MA in Arts Management, Policy and Practice at the University of Manchester, and is a Director and Trustee for Macclesfield Barnaby Festival   Mita Desai, Manager at the Young Trustees Movement Follow YPIA on: Facebook - facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter - twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram - instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts www.ypia.co.uk

Discovery session: Young Trusteeships

Listen to the second episode of YPIA [Young People in the Arts]'s podcast. This audio is from a live panel discussion which took place in London, February 2020, about arts and the environment. The panel included: Lorenzo Belenguer, visual artist, curator and Extinction Rebellion Arts & Culture Media coordinator Katie Haines, Head of Marketing and Development at Artsadmin Bridget McKenzie, Director of Flow Associates and founding director of Climate Museum UK The event was chaired by YPIA Project Manager Guy Carr. Follow YPIA on: Facebook - facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter - twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram - instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts www.ypia.co.uk YPIA is a volunteer run organisation based in the UK, hosting a monthly programme of talks, debates and professional development opportunities. 

Arts and the Environment: A Platform for Change

Listen to the first episode of YPIA [Young People in the Arts]'s podcast. This audio is from a live panel discussion which took place in London, October 2019, about the rise of streaming services and podcasts. The panel included: Kelly Harlock Classical Editor at Spotify/ co-host of That Classical Podcast, chair Guy Jones Head of Curation at Primephonic Philip Raperport, Commissioning Executive at BBC Radio 3 & Digital Projects Follow YPIA on: Facebook - facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter - twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram - instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts www.ypia.co.uk YPIA is a volunteer run organisation based in the UK, hosting a monthly programme of talks, debates and professional development opportunities.  To join visit www.ypia.co.uk/register 

Listen up: How the rise of streaming services and podcasts are changing and challenging the cultural sector

Young People in the Arts (YPIA) is a volunteer-run organisation for young professionals at the outset of their careers in the arts industry. YPIA hosts monthly events including talks, debates, workshops and networking primarily across London but increasingly around the UK. For more information visit: www.ypia.co.uk Or follow us on: Facebook - www.facebook.com/YoungPeopleIntheArts Twitter - www.twitter.com/ypia_uk Instagram - www.instagram.com/youngpeopleinthearts

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