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Exploring AI for innovation, research translation, and knowledge exchange, across arts, culture, and higher education

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08.07.26

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08.07.26

The Value of Partnership Working: What our Partners Say

A series of testimonials from institutions about the value of working with CHEAD

08.07.26

Call for Submissions for the Eleanor Worthington Prize on Art and Disability

Submissions are welcomed for the annual Eleanor Worthington Prize

12.05.26

CHEAD at the UK Arts & Creative Industries Conference

CHEAD attended the UK Arts & Creative Industries Conference

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12.05.26

Embedding Care into Creative and Cultural Policy in an Era of AI

Update from the PEC Research Symposium

21.04.26

The Design Council is proud to celebrate its Skills for Planet Regional Champions

In partnership with CHEAD and the Design Council, Regional Champions are working across all 12 UK regions to embed the Skills for Planet Blueprint into curricula and local networks

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06.01.26

CHEAD formalises partnership with ACID

CHEAD is delighted to announce we have formalised our partnership with ACID, strengthening our commitment to championing and protecting creative innovation.

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02.12.25

"To put care at the centre of HE is as fundamental, I believe, as profit."

Sandra Booth, Director of Policy and External Relations at CHEAD discusses the Creative Leadership Programme with Dr Catherine (Cat) Glover, Assistant Professor and Northumbria University Distinguished Teaching Fellow.

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02.12.25

CHEAD supports the UK's first Freelancer Think Tank

We’ve just taken a major step toward reshaping how UK universities prepare students for the future of work.

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21.10.25

UAL Report: Who Gets To Be An Artist?

The UAL Report 'Who Gets To Be An Artist?' was produced with Artquest and looks at who gets to be an artist in the UK today, using survey data from their ongoing Applied data partnership to consider whether access to a career in this vital industry is equitable and accessible.