Funding Futures: Tackling inequality and exclusion in the distribution of research and development funding in the Creative Industries

Funding conditions determine who gets to participate in innovation processes and who is excluded. A report from a UK universities collective examines how funding distribution practices reinforce inequality across the creative and cultural industries (CCIs), highlighting structural barriers to access and offering recommendations for more equitable and inclusive funding models.

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Funding Futures: Tackling inequality and exclusion in the distribution of research and development funding in the Creative Industries

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