Mission Models Money is a passionate network of thinkers and doers whose vision is to transform the way the arts use their resources to support the creation and experience of great art.

All of our activities are dedicated towards building the resilience of creative practitioners and organisations in order to help strengthen their capacity to be externally aware, rigorously self critical and risk positive.

As part of our Sustainable Ability research project, Mission Models Money is currently carrying out a survey around motivations and barriers to tackling climate change and resource scarcity in the cultural sector

The survey only takes 10 minutes to we would be delighted if you could take the time to contribute to our deepening understanding of this critical issue.

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‘Peer to Peer’ is a series of conversations taking place across the UK, all focussing on some of the most major and urgent themes facing creative practitioners and organisations at this time.

These video extracts are from the Edinburgh leg of our Funding Transition event, which explored how funders can help support organisational transformation and featured two leading US-based funders Clara Miller and Ben Cameron.

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Written by Hasan Bakhshi, Radhika Desai and Alan Freeman, Not Rocket Science: a roadmap for cultural R&D challenges two entrenched prejudices which block arts and cultural organisations from playing their full role in society and economy.

Firstly, the sector is largely excluded from R&D thanks to definitions based science and technology and secondly it relies on a conception of creativity that mystifies too much of its work, preventing it from accessing valuable public resources.

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MMM.tv is a new series of video interviews with interesting people in the arts sector doing interesting things.

This interview is with Russell Willis Taylor, CEO of National Arts Strategies, the pioneering US-based body for organisational leadership in arts and culture.

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