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Three two-year commissions are available to run two days a week from January 2026 to December 2027, with a strong focus on climate emergency themes, community inclusion, and net zero residencies. 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Supported by Creative Scotland’s Multi-Year Funding programme, we are able to offer 3, two-year projects. Each AiC project will be supported to run for 2 days a week, for 2 years between January 2026 and December 2027.\nWe are committed to making this opportunity as accessible as possible. We particularly welcome and encourage applications from disabled people and artists from the Global Majority. If you have any access needs when applying for this opportunity and would like to speak to someone directly, please contact \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:CreativeCommunities@glasgowlife.org.uk\" \u0014CreativeCommunities@glasgowlife.org.uk\u0015\nLet us know what you need, and we will be happy to arrange a chat.\nWatch a subtitled video introduction to the call-out at \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/arts-music-and-culture/arts-opportunities/artists-in-communities-call-out\" \u0014https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/arts-music-and-culture/arts-opportunities/artists-in-communities-call-out\u0015\nBackground\nGlasgow Life Artists in Communities is a programme that transforms lives by engaging local communities across the city in creative and cultural activity, alongside the Velocity arts programme. Since 2018, over 35 artists, collectives, and organisations have delivered 92 projects throughout the city, with over 98,297 people engaged as of 2025.\nEach phase of Artists in Communities and the creative and cultural projects led by artists across Glasgow, fostered local engagement and addressed key social issues, including the Covid-19 pandemic and the climate crisis.\nGlasgow Life is committed to the development of the Artists in Communities programme on the basis that:\nGlasgow’s arts and cultural sector is world class and an asset to the city;\nAccess to arts and creative activity varies across the city with a lack of access in some areas;\nCreative activity has an integral role to play in the city’s pandemic recovery and contributes positively to health and wellbeing in communities;\nArts and creativity have the potential to enable and broaden communication in communities about the things that matter most.\nTo see detailed information from inception to the most recent completed iteration, please see our new AiC website and archive at: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/artists-in-communities\" \u0014https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/artists-in-communities\u0015\nContext\nFollowing on from a successful iteration during 2024/5 looking at themes of sustainability, we are looking for proposals that will further explore the issues and challenges presented by the climate emergency.\nThis new programme has the following key priorities:\n1) To support artists to sustain and develop their practice\n2) To co-produce new creative opportunities that are relevant to our communities as the city journeys to net zero\n3) To create a programme which includes and reflects the experience of our diverse communities\n4) To develop an approach to creating net zero residencies\nWe are looking for proposals that respond to these key priorities across a 2-year delivery programme.  We are interested in work that takes place with geographical communities and, also with communities of interest. Applications can cover any artform and can have a multi-disciplinary approach. We are looking for applications that prioritise a high degree of direct delivery within community contexts, offering a variety of drop in and focused group work.\nFor some examples of previous Artist in Communities projects that addressed issues around sustainability and the climate emergency, please have a look at projects in Phase 5 and Velocity Sustainable programme, in years 2024 and 2025.\nThe city has mapped areas and communities most vulnerable to the climate emergency here: \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://climatereadyclyde.org.uk/climate-vulnerability-map/\" \u0014https://climatereadycl","cbCaik14NLkSziZS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik14NLkSziZS","docx",27175,"English","# Introduction\n## Background\n## Context and key priorities\n## Delivery model\n## Fee\n## Application process","[{\"question\":\"How many Artists in Communities commissions will be awarded and what is the timeline?\",\"answer\":\"Three two-year projects will be funded, running two days a week from January 2026 to December 2027.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is the programme particularly encouraging to apply?\",\"answer\":\"Disabled people and artists from the Global Majority are especially welcomed, and applications led by or including these lived experiences are encouraged. 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