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Creative methods.
Challenging thinking.
Engaging Empathy.

As a social enterprise, we are driven by community impact.

We co-create our artwork with those affected by the issues we address, giving them a voice and generating authenticity and resonance for our audiences.

We use creativity to advocate for change in a welcoming, non-confrontational manner, encouraging our participants to engage without fear of alienation.

How We Work

We tailor our learning offers to ensure our projects remain relevant and effective.

We place enormous value on congruence of mission and process – we want everyone we work with to feel heard and valued.

Our impact

Key themes

Gender stereotypes

We raise awareness of the ways that societal messages about how men and women “should be” can impact our lives, from our career choice to mental health and the roles we play in relationships.

Gender stereotypes

Sexual attitudes & behaviour

From sexual abuse and sexting, to sexist double standards and informed / enthusiastic consent, we explore the choices we make, the impacts they have, the cultures that shape our behaviour and what’s needed for all parties to feel safe and supported.

Sexual attitudes & behaviour

Domestic abuse & healthy relationships

What’s toxic? Who’s affected? What are the different ways abuse manifests? How can we respond helpfully and what does a healthy relationship look like?

Domestic abuse & healthy relationships

Inclusive practice

As experienced educators committed to participatory practice, we have a wealth of expertise in creating inclusive spaces through our approach to facilitation and project management.

Inclusive practice

How we
work

Consultancy

We provide mentoring to artists and culture- and VCSE- sector organisations who are looking to learn from our practice. We support strategic thinking and project development, creative learning programme design and workforce development.

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Commissions

We can tailor solutions to client needs, creating bespoke artworks, learning resources and training packages that help you address the needs of your own beneficiaries.

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Training & Resources

We have devised training and CPD to support teachers, educators and youth workers  addressing safeguarding concerns and overcoming barriers to staff and student wellbeing. We have collated our artistic stimuli and creative methods in a series of educational toolkits to empower your own delivery of the tricky and complex topics we cover.

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Workshops

We offer off-the-shelf arts-based workshops delivered in schools and youth groups drawing from our creative portfolio, addressing our core themes of gender stereotypes, domestic abuse, healthy relationships and sexual attitudes and behaviours. Talk to us if you have a specific request.

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Our
Impact

“There’s a strong sense of respect in the student voice and wanting to support and facilitate students rather than an imposition of particular things.”

Professor Ann McLarnon

Principal of Hatfield College, Durham University

“There’s a strong sense of respect in the student voice and wanting to support and facilitate students rather than an imposition of particular things. There’s a strong sense of respect in the student voice and wanting to support.”

Professor Ann McLarnon

Principal of Hatfield College, Durham University

“There’s a strong sense of respect in the student voice and wanting to support and facilitate students rather than an imposition of particular things.”

Professor Ann McLarnon

Principal of Hatfield College, Durham University

If you work for a business that is looking to support positive change on the themes we work with as part of your Corporate Social Responsibility, please get in touch.

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Latest news

Latest news

  • News
27 Jan 2026

News – A is for Amy – stage to screen

Big Screen premiere of brand new stage-to-screen film, A is for Amy

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  • Director’s Blog
19 Nov 2025

Director’s Blog – International Men’s Day 2025

19th November is International Men’s Day today and Lisa was invited to deliver a session for Sunderland AFC themed around the prompt “Man Up, Open Up.”

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  • A Day in the Life
14 May 2025

A Day in the Life of Our Animator, Sheryl Jenkins

The next installment in our Durham University Visual Arts and Film student’s Day in the Life series features the fabulous Sheryl Jenkins. Over to you Skyler…

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