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Evaluation of the In Harmony Programme

Arts Council England,
24 September 2020, England

Arts Council England commissioned Nordicity, in association with World Pencil, to undertake an evaluation of the In Harmony programme. Building on the significant body of work in evaluating various components of In Harmony, this is the first evaluation of the programme as a whole.

https://www.artscouncil.org.uk/publication/evaluation-harmony-programme

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