Participate in, and Contribute to, our Activities
NCACE has been established to support those within Higher Education (HE) research and knowledge exchange, as well as the arts and cultural sector. Funders, policymakers, and those in other organisations who collaborate or work with HE and the arts, and are interested in the evidencing of the social, cultural and environmental impacts of their work are also likely to find value in NCACE’s activities.
Participate
In line with our mission to facilitate Knowledge Exchange (KE), and to better evidence and showcase the impacts of such activities, we invite academic and non-academic staff in HEIs, as well as arts and culture sector workers and practitioners, to participate across all areas of NCACE activities.
- Sign up to our NCACE Monthly Bulletins and follow us on social media to keep up to date with our upcoming programme.
- Read more about our areas of work and contact us if you would like to be involved.
- Visit our Activities page for forthcoming dates and to participate in our upcoming activities. These will include workshops, Ideas Labs, the NCACE Knowledge Impacts Network (KIN), and NCACE Evidence Café events, as well as annual events and mini-festivals.
- Contact us if you would like to contribute to our blog. We are keen to hear about your collaborative projects or related works. You can read the NCACE Blog Guidelines here.
- NCACE Collaborations Champions Network. The call for NCACE Collaborations Champions is currently closed.
- NCACE Ethics in Cultural Knowledge Exchange Publication and Call for papers. We are currently working on developing a publication sharing guidance on ethical practice in Cultural Knowledge Exchange, to inform the advancement of work in this area and to signpost and platform some of the existing best practice and relevant resources. We would like to invite contributions to this piece of work in the form of essays or case studies and for people to share links to any relevant tools, frameworks or networks, from within the arts and culture, or other sectors (e.g. The Disrupt Toolkit). Visit our Call for Papers to find out more. If you have suggestions of any tools, frameworks or networks related to ethical practice in cultural KE, please share them with us here. NCACE has a limited number of honoraria (circa £250) for freelancers / fractionally employed people who would like to contribute to the publication. Please let us know if you would like to request an honoraria in your response to the call for papers. Deadline for submissions: 12pm Monday 9th October 2023