Creative Workforce for the Future
UWE and Watershed
The Creative Workforce for the Future programme is designed to develop industry employment practices and nurture young talent from under-represented groups to gain the experience required to sustain a creative career.
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Jazlyn Pinckney
My work centres on implementing + evaluating thoughtful inclusion strategies to deliver impactful cultural and institutional change.Working with
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Vanessa Bellaar Spruijt
Vanessa Bellaar Spruijt is currently a producer on the MyWorld programme, a five year programme which will showcase the latest advances in digital production and research.![Image of Victoria Tillotson](/studio/sites/default/files/styles/pmstudio_feature_block/public/studio_resident/2017-08-10/vic-profile-pic.jpg?h=b55d8c4b&itok=y67IhAgf)
Victoria Tillotson
Victoria (she/her) is Watershed's Talent Development Lead, supporting artists and producers to access new ways of working, build strong collaborative networks and a sense of community.The Creative Workforce for the Future programme is designed to develop industry employment practices and nurture young talent from under-represented groups to gain the experience required to sustain a creative career.