The third paper in Voices Foundation’s ongoing series of briefing reports is The Benefits of Music Activity for Disadvantaged Children. Participation in music activities can be extremely beneficial in terms of providing disadvantaged children with an accessible learning environment while also supporting their language and communication skills.
Read this information sheet from Wiltshire Music Connect to gain a deeper understanding about making music with children from Afghanistan.
A digitised copy of Reaching Out: Music Education with ‘hard to reach’ young people (2013)
A case for the removal of cisgendered expectations in Western classical singing, and the creation of trans-positive singing spaces.
This toolkit is a guide on how to create a more inclusive practice which enables every child to unlock their musical potential.
An inquiry into funding for and access to music education in Wales by the Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Committee.
Tools and guidance, blogs and case studies to help you break down barriers to music-making. From the Alliance for a Musically Inclusive England and Youth Music.
MusicNet-EAST Changing Tunes year 1 delivery partners present their projects to the National Music Services Working Group on Inclusion.
A Short Guide to Working Inclusively Through Music is a helpful guide commissioned by MAC Makes Music for any music practitioner or teacher working with children and young people.
Qualitative action research project by Nottingham Trent University that explores the contribution of music intervention programmes for children in challenging circumstances, and specifically those working with a Youth Justice Intervention Team.