EMPAF exists to support, develop and advocate for participatory arts. Its members work collectively to create a stronger voice for an arts movement that has, over the last thirty years, consistently demonstrated it has the power to transform lives and generate success.
EMPAF works regionally, nationally and internationally with the aim of providing a platform for communication and the development of the participatory arts sector in the East Midlands and in partnership in the support of similar work around the UK. The Forum currently has three mutually supportive elements:
(more details of these can be found in their project profiles)
EMPAF has been grant funded by the Arts Council England to deliver a three year development programme. For more information and contact details please go to the About page and the Further Information section of the EMPAF Organisation profile.
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JOIN THE EMPAF ONLINE COMMUNITY!
This website forms the hub for the EMPAF Network and online community. Membership is free and open anyone who works in or is interested in community and participatory arts. Register by clicking at the top right of this page and filling in your email address and a chosen password. You can then create profiles, access resources, promote your work, events and opportunities and use the forum, and you'll get a short email update every two weeks! For more info go to http://www.empaf.com/projects/empaf_online_community


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Re: EMPAF website - new features, networking events and case study publication
That sounds a great idea! Who has a twitter account on Empaf! If we know where we all are, just think how much easier its gonna be to com..
Mon 8th February, 2010 by Dean Williams
Re: EMPAF website - new features, networking events and case study publication
It would be great to build a community on here. For myself I find forums difficult to use (maybe something to do with so many topics being..
Mon 8th February, 2010 by Jayne Childs
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