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Artwork by pupils at Barden Primary School, part of Burnley’s Big Art Project

Date for your diary! NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Dates: 18 &19th September (Thursday/Friday)
Venue: Assembly Rooms, Derby
a national conference in collaboration with EMPAF Partnership (East Midlands Participatory Arts Forum)

turning the tables conference details

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mailout brings you news, discussion, special features, events, courses, conferences, funding... if it's happening it's in mailout, delivered to your door, every two months

Mailout is the only national magazine focusing on the participatory arts sector. We strive to reflect, inform and inspire, based on practice and ideas.

We are always on the search for new articles, so why not commit to writing something for us in the next year? After all, this is your forum for ideas and discussion.

We are interested in articles around any artform, with any client group and from anywhere in the world as long as it relates to participation in the arts.

how can you contribute?

• write us a letter
• comment on a past issue
• send us a news item for our Ear to the Ground section
• write an article
• suggest a topic for CLiPOUT

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our profile

mailout magazine is the national bi-monthly
magazine for participation in the arts.

Run by the Mailout Trust, mailout is the only national organisation with the purpose of supporting, advocating and developing participatory arts work in all art forms and a wide range of social and community contexts, including arts in education, health, the environment, regeneration, social inclusion, and community development, black arts, rural arts, disability arts, arts and offenders, and building-based arts development.

Each issue of mailout magazine includes a number of themed articles. However, each issue keeps the reader in touch with what’s happening across the country, is packed with ideas and examples of good practice, and covers current issues with a critical eye. It also gives the chance to contribute –
information, articles, letters, and adverts.