We believe that art and technology have an important role to play in creating a better future - for all people and the planet - and we think that the way things are made is just as important as what gets made.
To help, we create resources for others (normally cultural organisations, funders and/or creatives) to use in their work. We would love to hear what you think and are always open to conversations about partnerships.
An enquiry into understanding and enabling life-affirming futures at the intersection of creative tech and climate action, which provides a toolkit for co-creating workshops underpinned by a contract of care.
Grounding Technologies explored the role of creative uses of mundane and existing technologies to bolster local climate action. It explored emerging principles for technology design which put people and planet first.
Random Selection: A How To Guide is an introduction to random selection processes, which can lead to fairer and more varied outcomes, and greatly reduce the amount of unpaid labour that goes into application processes
Our Creative Climate Action Toolkit is designed to support smaller businesses, organisations, collectives and freelancers to act on climate.
Our Inclusion Framework For Change aims to guide projects in increasing equity within a project, asking where change can come from, whatever stage they're at.
Creative Producers International gathered together a dynamic network of creative producers from across the world. It aimed to enhance individual practices, raise ambitions and make real change across the world on a city scale
The Sandbox methodology is a system for supporting people to take creative risks within a carefully curated community, providing individuals and small companies with space, money and time to work on their most exciting ideas.
