24.01.2025

The University of Bradford are looking to reach members of the Cultural, Creative and Arts Sectors to invite them to participate in the Cultural and Creative Sector Wellbeing Study

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This important research aims to explore the wellbeing of individuals working in the cultural and creative/arts sectors, so their insights and experiences are invaluable to the University of Bradford and the success of the study. Participation involves completing a survey designed to help them understand wellbeing in this sector, with the ultimate longer-term aim of improving wellbeing support available to them. For detailed information about the study, please visit the website here.

People who would like to participate, can access the survey via the link here. The study is open from 6^th Jan 2025 – 2^ndFeb 2025.

Should you have any questions or require further information, please don’t hesitate to contact them at UoB-BD25-Wellbeing@bradford.ac.uk

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The University of Bradford are looking to reach members of the Cultural, Creative and Arts Sectors to invite them to participate in the Cultural and Creative Sector Wellbeing Study

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