Knowledge Bank: Audio / Video

A Spoken Word Performance by Duke Al Durham

Unlocked - a spoken word performance by Duke Al Durham as part of the Arts Council of Wales funded project, Cardiff Royal Infirmary: People, Place, Future.

Author: Duke Al Durham

This project focused on providing a platform for participants to encounter physical and mental wellbeing and find connection both with each other and with their bodies during Covid-19 lockdown.

Author: Sandra Harnisch-

Belonging’ was an intergenerational dance and health project exploring the experiences of the Covid-19 lockdown. The project culminated in an outdoor performance for Cartref Care Home residents.

Author: Sandra Harnisch-Lacey

Nature Moves with Fiona Winter

2.5 minute video documenting the Move In Nature, Nature Moves with Fiona Winter funded by Caerphilly Arts Development.

Author: Caerphilly Arts Development

Artist Gaia Redgrave

Kindness A g39 Artist Resource // Adnoddau Artist g39 by Gaia Redgrave. A film about welcoming people with autism and sensory processing difficulties, to the gallery setting.

Author: Gaia Redgrave

Short film showcasing Arts Care/Gofal Celf Photography Project on Zoom during lockdown

Author: Arts Cafe Gofal Celf

Forget Me Not Chorus

Performed by the wonderful FMNC, a global massed choir and international soprano Rebecca Evans CBE, this new work captures the essence of the Forget-me-not Chorus

Author: Forget Me Not Chorus

Film

13 minute film showcasing Span Arts' innovative response to the pandemic through a range of arts interventions addressing social isolation and well-being led by artists

Author: Span Arts

You Tube Video

500 people from across the UK and internationally attended the launch of the new National Centre for Creative Health on 9th March.

Author: Alex Coulter

Webinar Recording

A WAHWN webinar led by Jane Willis setting out the health context in Wales and sharing examples of how the arts are addressing health priorities.

Author: WAHWN

WAHWN Case Study Webinar

A 2 hour webinar introducing the new WAHWN case study template facilitated by Jane Willis, Willis Newson.

Author: WAHWN

A short contemplative film to mark the soul's entry and exit from the earth plane through lunar cycles, turning inward, grief, loss, soothing, longing and belonging.

Author: Ruth Jones

Re-Live

Older people working with Re-Live devised a powerful performance based on their lived experiences of lockdown and Covid-19.

Author: Re-Live

The SROI analysis, conducted by the Dementia Service Development Centre Wales at Bangor University, found that cARTrefu delivered a Social Return on Investment of £6.48 for every pound invested.

Author: DSDC Bangor University

During Lockdown, People Speak Up delivered an inter-generational storytelling project over zoom with pupils from Coed Cae Secondary school and Cillymaenwlyd care Home in Llanelli.

Author: PeopleSpeakUp

A 30 min introduction to portraiture. Commissioned by Arts Council of Wales during the lockdown of 2020 to be an online resource for all hosted initially by Hwb Education platform.

Author: Bill Taylor-Beales

WAHWN film highlighting how the arts have responded to Covid-19 and supported mental health and well-being of NHS staff and communities across Wales

Author: WAHWN, ACW

Four video presentations from the WAHWN Social Prescribing and the Role of the Arts training workshop with Jane Willis of Willis Newson, includes the wider social prescribing context in UK and Wales

Author: Sharon Harries, Curious Ostrich

1 in 4 older people in Wales say they are lonely. Live Music Now Wales found an offbeat way to tackle this problem. This short film by BBC Wales (Slate) highlights the outcomes.

Author: BBC Slate

GP, Dr Daisy Fancourt argues that doctors should be able to prescribe arts to patients they think would benefit

Author: Dr Daisy Fancourt

The cARTrefu film was created by Clare Sturges and produced by Age Cymru to promote the impact of creativity in care homes through the cARTrefu project. The film is available with Welsh subtitles.

Author: Clare Sturges

A falls prevention project

Dance to Health is run by Aesop (Arts Enterprise with a Social Purpose) It combines evidence-based falls prevention principles with the creativity, expression and energy of dance.

Author: Prue Thimbleby

A 4 minute film created by National Dance Company Wales, commissioned by WAHWN showcasing exemplary dance for health and dance for falls prevention programmes and interventions across Wales

Author: National Dance Company Wales

Young people sharing why they dance.

Author: Avant Cymru

Teacher uses own experiences to help students express

Article on Avant's teacher Jamie Berry

Author: BBC

Short BBC film footage about Dance for Parkinsons class in South Powys

Author: BBC Wales

Short film by Eleanor Brown

Author: Eleanor Brown

Testimonials from ABMU Health Board about the benefits and value of A Pathway to Hope capital project engagement.

Author: Heather Parnell

Hidden Talents/Doniau Cudd is an accessible music project tackling loneliness through music for people with learning disabilities, organised by Canolfan Gerdd William Mathias in North Wales.

Author: Canolfan Gerdd William Mathias. Film produced by Amcan.Cymru

A short film commissioned by WAHWN highlighting the benefits of storytelling gatherings for people affected by cancer and life limiting illnesses at The Ffwrnes Fach, Ffwrnes Theatre, Llanelli.

Author: PeopleSpeakUp