Tagged with Young people
Arts Award: An Introduction for GEM Members
An introduction to Arts Award, an accessible, accredited qualification promoting achievement in the arts among young people. The Arts Award Introduction is free to download and use.
Kids in Museums: Creating digital content for children and families
According to The Audience Agency’s Digital Audience Survey, 64% of respondents say that they are viewing more arts and cultural content online during this period. And this is not just […]
Kids in Museums: How can museums support young people’s employment and employability skills?
Kids in Museums wants to see the museum workforce becoming more diverse by creating routes for young people from all backgrounds to work in museums. Although there may not be […]
Kids in Museums: Welcoming families to your venue
Top tips from Kids in Museums on supporting your staff and volunteers to give a friendly welcome to family visitors.
Safeguarding Policy Example
Safeguarding policy example commissioned by GEM and created by Heritage and Arts Freelancer Lizzie Mee. This policy is adaptable to various museum, heritage and cultural organisations. For the Word version […]
Routes In Report from Tate Modern
Routes In is a Young People’s Programme that aims to support young people from under-represented backgrounds into creative careers. It is made up of several strands including internal advocacy, a […]
Careers for All
A case study resource from Leeds Museums and Galleries that demonstrates how to help bridge the gap from learning in education to earning in the workplace. From career fairs to work experience, Careers for Call is as diverse as the pupils that engage in it.
Engaging Young People in Heritage
A youth-led research approach which means that young people are supported to conduct research in line with the essential features of youth work.
Safeguarding for Museums: DBS Checks – Who needs one?
This short guide poses the question, who should have a DBS check? Or rather, who can have one?
Learning Away
The Learning Away website is packed with resources, case studies and advocacy materials to support the provision and uptake of "brilliant residentials" – high-quality residential experiences for children and young people in a range of settings, including museums and other cultural venues.
