sounddelivery has been commissioned to produce an intergenerational project, tentatively titled “My Bowes Park”, to bring young and older people together from the Bowes Park area of London and create an audio “time-capsule” of what it’s like to live in the area.
In our latest podcast for Society Guardian we get under skin of charity campaigns and campaigning – what are the best ways to engage supporters and trustees alike. We take a look back at the recent party conferences and look ahead to the impending Spending Review and examine how its likely to affect the sector. Featuring contributions from Tom McLaren-Webb, Head of Campaigns at Action for Children and social entrepreneur, Craig Dearden Phillips.
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In this edition of the podcast we take stock of the fundraising sector and look at what’s working, how to keep supporters giving and the role online plays in the mix. The Guardian’s David Brindle visits a British Heart Foundation charity shop to find out how retail fits into the fundraising mix PLUS Ian MacQuillan of the Public Fundraising Regulatory Association gives his defence of the humble face-to-face fundraiser.
sounddelivery has been commissioned to produce an audio CD and short film to document an intergenerational project with London Youth. Young people are being invited to give their views on how they perceive themselves in relation to their age and how they perceive age in relation to people around them.
Finding new ways to engage young audiences is an essential part of the remit of museums and art galleries. In spring 2010 the Museum of Croydon asked us to work with a group of young people, aged between 14 and 18, to produce audio podcasts based on exhibits in the museum.
sounddelivery has worked with several museums, including the Museum of London and National Portrait Gallery, to deliver digital media projects to engage new audiences. We were commissioned by the Museum of Croydon to work with young people to produce audio podcasts based on exhibits in the museum. Here Hanna compares a WWII dog tag to her school exam number:
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The starter’s pistol has been fired and the race is underway. With the general election fast approaching on the 6th of May we have been putting YOUR questions to the three main parties on the issues affecting the charity and voluntary sectors.
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To support the Big Lottery Fund’s recent BIG CHAT (a live webchat with the Chair of the Big Lottery Fund, Sir Clive Booth) sounddelivery was commissioned to produce a series of podcasts. We collected questions from BIG beneficiaries, grant holders and interested parties and then interviewed the four Country Chairs that head up the decision-making committees in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.sounddelivery was asked to attend One in Four’s Conference: Talking About Mental Health-Getting it Right. The half-day conference aimed to spark a debate about how to communicate sensitively and appropriately about mental health. Speakers included Tony Blair’s former Director of Communications, Alastair Campbell, and Jacqui Thornton, the former health editor of The Sun. Click below to listen to the podcast:
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