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Find out more about becoming an Arts Emergency mentor - one of the most rewarding ways to give back!
“I'm proud to be a mentor and would encourage anyone who can to consider it. Of course, it is about helping your mentee but I would also emphasise that it is not a one-way street. In my experience, it is inspiring and restorative to bear witness to a young person's passion and drive.”
Mathew Baynton, actor, writer, comedian, 2021
Opportunities enable young people to gain experience of the industries they love. Share your job adverts, event tickets, resources and more with our Young Talent today!
For now, we are continuing to work and explore how we might raise the funds to get a quality West Yorkshire offer off the ground - sustainably and for the long-term.
Architect Dhruv Gulabchande, has volunteered as a mentor three years in a row! We asked him some questions about his route in to the industry, and why he thinks mentoring is important.
Young Community member Shenice Friday reflects on the stubborn determination of young people to continue pursuing creative fulfilment even as their paths are made more precarious.
of mentees aged 16-18, said that they had learned new things that helped them feel better prepared for the future since joining Arts Emergency
Arts Emergency partners with schools and colleges in London, Manchester and Merseyside to support mentoring opportunities for students aged 16-18.