Help Us
Are you a creative freelancer living or working in Coventry and Warwickshire? We want to better understand how we can support you and would be grateful if you could spend 10 minutes telling us by completing a short survey:
Are you a creative freelancer living or working in Coventry and Warwickshire? We want to better understand how we can support you and would be grateful if you could spend 10 minutes telling us by completing a short survey:
Are there any risks associated with taking part?
We do not foresee a risk of significant harm involved with your participation. However, as with any opportunity to reflect on ourselves, answering these questions may bring up some uncomfortable emotions. You can stop participating at any time.
At the end of the survey, there are details of national organisations who are able to offer support if any negative emotions are triggered by involvement with this survey.
If you have any further questions, please contact johnathan.branso me directly via email. In the event that you wish to make a complaint about the study, please contact hello@cwcreativefreelancers.org.
If you have been affected by any issues raised by your taking part in this study, you may want to contact one of the following organisations:
Mind
Mind provide advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. They campaign to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding.
Website: www.mind.org.uk
Freephone: 0300 123 3393
The British Red Cross Coronavirus Support Line
The coronavirus support line is a free service for people of all ages. They can support with practical and issues caused by COVID-19 as well as offering people a chance to talk about their feelings.
Website: https://www.redcross.org.uk/coronavirus-support-line
Telephone: 0808 196 3651
Thank you again for your help with this study.
About the Survey
The Coventry and Warwickshire Creative Freelancers survey was developed by Warwick District Creative Compact’s Freelancer Support Workstream Members. It was informed by a recent survey commissioned by The Midlands Dance Producing Collective (TMDPC), funded by Arts Council England, and produced and managed by Earthen Lamp. The original study was developed in response to the ongoing risk to freelance practice, careers and livelihoods, and the wider risk this poses to both the diversity and sustainability (entry points) of the entire dance ecosystem. The survey was also informed by a body of work developed by Sarah Brewster and Amy Dalton-Hardy as part of their Freelancer Support session at Warwick District Council's Spark event in 2021.
