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Architect Dhruv Gulabchande, has been part of the Arts Emergency network for several years and has volunteered as a mentor three years in a row! We asked his some questions about his route in to the industry, what his advice would be for anyone interested in a career in architecture 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.

The 2024-25 Arts Emergency Youth Collective has been convened and already has big plans

We asked Nina Robinson about her her work as a freelance artist and maker, the challenges of running her own business and if she has any advice for people who would like to do something similar.

Mat Baynton, Nish Kumar, Yomi Adegoke, Sanjeev Bhaskar and Joe Lycett told us the advice they'd give their 17-year-old self.

Arts Emergency's Youth Collective release their latest creative endeavour: the Art Is Joy zine.

It's been 10 years since the first Arts Emergency pilot, and our 2023 Impact Report illustrates how vital and transformative our work empowering under-resourced young people still is.

Youth Collective member Amie and Young Community member Beth were asked to facilitate workshops for Liverpool Empire Theatre's Young Ambassadors programme. Here, Amie tells us about the experience.

Each donation had double the impact in this match funding campaign.