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To continue its research into good practice in the arts with older people, Arts for Older People Network are offering the opportunity for arts, age sector or local community organisations across Northern Ireland to submit case studies. Use this form to let the Network know about good practice involving your organisation.
Arts for Older People Network exists to support older people in the arts and those who work with them through the provision of training, advice on funding and a platform for lobbying and profiling change.
As part of the "Learning to Microwave" project, named after a Seamus Heaney poem identifying a new lease of life in old age, Arts for Older People Network is calling for examples of good practice of working with older people in the arts in NI.
Following its successful seminar discussing the issue of the involvement of older people in the arts across NI, the Network would like to offer organisations a further opportunity to feed into research findings. To tell us about your work, please download this form and complete it either by typing directly into the appropriate section and emailing it as an attachment, or by sending us a hard copy document using the same content layout.
Research findings will be compiled and published in Autumn 2006.
Find out more about the project by visiting the Arts for Older People Network's webpage at www.caf.ie/AOP.asp
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