NEW AUDIENCES & SOCIAL INCLUSION

NEW AUDIENCES

MAiLOUT's main feature in this special issue is a focus on the 'social inclusion' areas of work funded through Arts Council England's New Audiences funding programme.

Starting with a look at the impacts of some projects in the programme which were researched by Helen Jermyn, it explores a range of projects of all kinds, and looks at some of the lessons to be learnt.

Evaluating projects	Pericles	Working at the edges	Fast forward
Helen Germyn highlights the main findings of her evaluation of a substantial cluster of New Audience projects.	Cardboard Citizens linked up with the Royal Shakespeare Company with a new interpretation of Shakespeare's 'Pericles'. Adrian Jackson reflects.	Neil Gordon looks at some of the the broader issues of working with homeless people, and at where art can fit in.	Oxford-based Fusion ran an exte4nded and successful project with homeless people which helped some of them to find an anchor. Tara Stewart explains.

Off the street and into the arts	Joining up the dots	Symphony	Escape Artists	Cams, cranks and getting back up the hill
the Splash Extra Programme — Anita Holford	The arts and criminal justice in the 21st Century —Angus McLewin	dance at HMP Holloway —Suz Broughton	Matthew Taylor	drama & kinetics —Chris Johnson

Arts in Health - playing the field	From ice to fire...arts in health for social inclusion	Upstream - healthy living	But does it work?	Into the mainstream
— Lara Ellen Dose	—Mike White and Mary Robson	—Simon Goodenough	Chelsea & Westminster Hospital research project	a multi-agency approach