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Find out about our latest work along with upcoming opportunities to get involved, meet the team and have your say. We host a wide range of events, from webinars and podcast recordings to open house events and report launches. You can find recordings of past events in our Resources library.

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On Thursday 5 September 2024, Figurative launched as an independent organisation with a special event at Village Underground in London.

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We are delighted to have launched as Figurative – a new, independent not-for-profit supporting impact, investment and innovation in the cultural and creative sector. Fran Sanderson, CEO, introduces the organisation.

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Through the merger, we are bringing together a wealth of experience spanning fundraising and philanthropy, impact investment, innovation, impact leadership and more.

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We explore how ‘pay-for-success’ funding could unlock new capital for the creative and cultural sector and encourage robust impact measurement practices.

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We hope the report will spark discussions about the potential role of impact investment in future models of cultural funding.

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Figurative’s Chief Investment Officer, Rachel Green, takes a deep-dive into financial resilience and the experience of the Arts Impact Fund during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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In a rising interest rate environment, the Arts & Culture Impact Fund can offer loans more cheaply than many other lenders and support investees in other ways.

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Seva Phillips makes the case for the role of culture and cultural institutions in driving the social and economic development of a place.

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A number of initiatives and funding programmes have emerged that are designed specifically to support, fund and empower organisations led by Black and racially minoritised leaders.

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Image courtesy of Key Changes. Find out more about our work with the organisation here.