Kurdish Cultural Centre

Cardboard Citizens is an innovative organisation dedicated to harnessing the power of theatre and art to support individuals experiencing homelessness, inequity, or poverty. Through various workshops, performances, and training programmes, they engage with the community to challenge social injustices and unlock creative possibilities. In addition to their acclaimed theatrical productions, Cardboard Citizens offers a range of outreach initiatives aimed at empowering young people and fostering a sense of belonging. Their members share impactful stories reflecting personal growth and the transformative nature of artistic expression. Generated from the website

DACS, established in 1984, is a not-for-profit organisation committed to advocating for the rights of artists and maximising their royalties. They manage the Artists Resale Right, which enables artists and their beneficiaries to receive royalty payments when their works are resold by galleries or art dealers for £1,000 or more. In addition to the Artists Resale Right, DACS facilitates collective licensing, allowing artists to earn royalties from secondary uses of their works, such as photocopying, broadcasting, and merchandising. They also broker licensing agreements, providing access to a wide range of high-resolution images from over 400 artists, which can be used for various reproduction purposes. Generated from the website