Culture on your doorstep : bringing culture to your neighbourhood

Birmingham

Culture on your doorstep is a programme in three components strands that aims to provide and promote good quality cultural activities, relevant for residents and accessible in local neighbourhoods, in order to increase participation. Activities are thought to bring local people together with their neighbours to experience cultural activities and improve the cohesion of the community. The city has identified 31 ‘Priority Neighbourhoods’ with low levels of cultural participation, where a long-term approach is needed and additional attention and resources are required.

To download : birminghamcultureonyourdoorstep06072015.pdf (4.1 MiB)

Sources

Eurocities, Culture on your doorstep: bringing culture to your neighbourhood

To go further

Website of Birmingham City Council

Culture for cities and régions: EUROCITIES and KEA, in partnership with ERRIN, manage Culture for Cities and Regions, a European Commission initiative funded by the Creative Europe programme to support cities and regions in making sound investments in culture. The project started in January 2015 and runs until September 2017.

The relational atlas is a semantic mapping tool. It allows to highlight the main ideas of a document and to link it to other documents dealing with related issues. These are the descriptors that are linked within the atlas and that index documentary resources (experience records, analyses, proposals...).

The "Shopping Cart" button:
You have the possibility to put aside a documentary resource by clicking on the cart next to the name of the resource. The documentary resources that have been set aside are grouped together under this button.

The "History" button keeps track of the descriptors and documents you have clicked on. You have the possibility to print your path or to empty the history with the appropriate icons.
! A descriptor you have clicked on will appear in pink on the atlas!

The "Help" button gives you access to:

the legend of the atlas: the matrix system on which the relational atlas is built: the components of the territory (number/color) and the angles of approach to governance (logo/letter) ;
a navigation guide
a video presentation of CITEGO
a video presentation of the relational atlas (philosophy & uses)
the CITEGO website

You can navigate in the atlas: Back to manual line
– By using the search bar, by proposing one or several keyword(s) and by clicking on the one that interests you. You can refine or broaden your search by clicking on "and"/"or". Manual line return
– By neighborhood, by clicking directly on the descriptors you want.

To consult the documentary resources indexed by the descriptors, click on "documents" under the chosen descriptor. These documents are the experiences, analyses, resources and proposals contained in our documentary fund:

when you click on the title of the chosen document, you access a page presenting its indexation in the atlas;
when you click on the CITEGO logo, you go directly to the reading of the document on the CITEGO website;
when you click on the basket, the document is put aside while you continue to navigate in the atlas. At any time you can consult it in the Shopping Carttab. You can also print this list of documents.

To return to the home page of the atlas, click on the title at the top left Territories, cities and governance.

The Connection tab is reserved for administrators.

To send us your comments and suggestions, contact us at this address: atlasrelationnel[@]citego.org

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Dossier:

Eurocities

Territories:

United Kingdom