Stanford University, 03 April 2023, International

The AI Index is an independent initiative at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), led by the AI Index Steering Committee, an interdisciplinary group of experts from across academia and industry. The annual report tracks, collates, distills, and visualizes data relating to artificial intelligence, enabling decision-makers to take meaningful action to advance AI …

Creative Scotland, 01 April 2023, Scotland

Commissioned by Creative Scotland and undertaken by 56 Degree Insight, this report sets out the findings of the fifth wave of the research, with fieldwork undertaken between the 15th and 27th March 2023, and shifts focus to the impacts of rising costs on life and finances. Much like the previous waves, this report aims to update our understanding of public opinion on attending cultural activit…

Swedish Arts Council, 30 March 2023, Sweden

The report focuses on the financing of municipalities' work with children's and young people's right to culture, the interaction between municipal and regional funds and targeted state grants. The report also examines the extent to which follow-ups are carried out to ensure the right of all children and young people to art and culture.

Creative Scotland, 29 March 2023, Scotland

The Creative Wellbeing Fund, established through the strategic partnership agreement between Education Scotland and Creative Scotland, was made available to support schools to take a creative approach to improve learner wellbeing by working in partnership with a creative partner.

Kultura Nova Foundation, 06 March 2023, Croatia

The publication brings an overview of the main results and deliverables implemented during the last ten years, a look back over its history, an assessment of EU policies and programmes in the field of international cultural relations, and an open window on the future of international cultural relations incorporating a set of recommendations and identifying challenges and opportunities ahead for t…

Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre, 23 February 2023, England

The Good Work Review is the first examination of job quality across the entire creative industries. The Review is based on 40 separate indicators, from evidence submitted by 120 organisations, and focuses on issues including fair pay, flexible working, paid overtime and employee representation.