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Politicians could help young people into creative jobs. Here's how

Read Martin Bright's Guardian article where he asks: if we can link up jobcentres with the creative industries – and boost diversity, then why can’t politicians?

Meet the Creative Industries Drop-In: Artist special

Join us at our October Meet the Creative Industries Drop-In Creative Job Studio: ARTIST Special session to chat face to face with artists working across various practices.

Creative Job Studio Tees Valley - the story so far

Find out what we've been up to in the Tees Valley

D'BUNKD

Part of the Creative Job Studio, D'BUNKD will help young artists to demystify the creative process

Governance

The Creative Society is governed by a diverse board of trustees including members who have previously been participants on Creative Society programmes.

Regular donations are crucial to support the ongoing growth of our programmes. These allow us to mentor more young people, to curate more artistic events, showcase more talent and to provide training through our Creative Job Studio.

Mentoring

Discover how to get involved in our creative mentoring programme.

Vision and Mission

The Creative Society is an employment charity that helps young people breaking into the creative and cultural sector.

Networking Opportunities

Find out how to get involved in networking opportunities

Creative Job Studio

The Creative Job Studio is a new space where young people from diverse backgrounds can meet employers, chat about skills development and network with other creatives.