Young Arts Leaders presented the findings of the network's research into this rapid area of development. The online resource includes practical case studies sharing learning from projects across the country, policy developments, funding opportunities, signposting to a whole host of valuable contacts and support and a breakdown of the range of programmes and opportunities available including; accreditation, volunteering, work-related learning, innovation and entrepreneurship, peer-mentoring, youth voice and influence and many more.
Anna Rubycz, Enyan's development manager, said: "The young people we work with today are the practitioners, policy makers and professionals of tomorrow and with recent investment from government, there are now a number of new ways the Youth Arts sector can help to nurture young people's development. Young Arts Leaders is jam-packed full of essential information for anyone looking to develop young cultural leaders of the future. From practice to policy level there is something here to support you in your work."
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