Project video
News
Pandemic and Beyond Final Report, The Arts and Humanities Contribution to Covid Research and Recovery, featuring a case study on COVID-19 CARE (p. 35).
The case study is also separately available here.
'Insights Article': The Conversation
Liverpool’s unsung COVID heroes: how the city’s arts scene became a life support network
Article: Liverpool Echo
Liverpool's arts providers are unsung heroes of the COVID crisis
Article: Public Sector Focus
Liverpool's Arts Scene: A COVID-19 Life Support Network
Podcast: Arts, Culture and Mental Health with Josie Billington, Lucy Geddes and Helen Wilson
In this episode of the Pandemic and Beyond podcast, Pascale Aebischer talks to Professor Josie Billington (University of Liverpool), Lucy Geddes (Liverpool Philharmonic) and Helen Wilson (The Reader) about the impact that restricted access to arts and culture during Covid-19 has had on mental health. Professor Billington speaks about the work that her AHRC project “COVID-19 CARE: Culture and the Arts, from Restriction to Enhancement: Protecting Mental Health in the Liverpool City Region” is undertaking to understand the relationship between access to culture and mental health in the Liverpool region, with Lucy Geddes and Helen Wilson speaking about their experiences of providing arts to communities within Liverpool during the pandemic. This podcast is part of a series recorded by Pandemic and Beyond, a project coordinating and communicating research from Arts and Humanities Research Council projects that are designed to explore and mitigate the wide-ranging impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic. https://pandemicandbeyond.exeter.ac.uk
Visit dedicated COVID-19 CARE page here.
Blogs
‘SHARED workshop series announcement’, posted by Josie Billington
Covid-19 CARE: one year on - posted by Josie Billington
- posted by Helen Bryant
Arts and culture after lockdown: moving toward a hybrid model of provision - Posted by Tonya Anisimovich and Melissa Chapple
Covid-19 CARE project launch – Our first workshop with partners - Posted by Katia Balabanova
Liverpool: Living in Lockdown - Posted by Megan Watkins
Policy briefs
Published by Heseltine Institute for Public Policy, Practice and Place, April 2021
The Mental Health Impact of Restricted Access to Arts and Culture
Published by Pandemic and Beyond, January 2022
Visit dedicated COVID-19 CARE page here
Journal articles
Published by Frontiers in Psychology, January 2023.
Lifting Lockdown: Renewed Access to Arts and Cultural Activities
Published by BMC Public Health, October 2022.
Back to live: Returning to in-person engagement with arts and culture in the Liverpool City Region
Published by Frontiers in Psychology, October 2022.
Published by Frontiers in Public Health, January 2022
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