Latest

A free, online event to explore artworks produced by young men in HMP/YOI Deerbolt.

Three of Blue Cabin’s associate artists are developing playful, trauma informed, creative evaluation tools which participants can use at the end of projects. Artist Michelle Wood explains more.

Artist Alison McGowan shares her process of developing a creative, accessible way of capturing feedback, opinions and reflections from children and young people.

Blue Cabin associate artist, Nic Golightly, gives a behind-the-scenes look at how she developed a creative tool which captures feedback from participants about Blue Cabin’s projects.

A project which supports care experienced people in HMP / YOI Deerbolt to work with professional artists has been awarded funding from The National Lottery Community Fund.

Since 2021, the way Blue Cabin measures its impact has changed. Find out how, with Blue Cabin director Jenny Young, and tialt co-founder and co-director, Dougie Lonie.

Through a new project called Between Chapters, Blue Cabin is exploring the provision of life story work for care leavers aged 16 to 25.

A free, online seminar exploring how charities and other organisations can take a creative, whole-organisation approach to measuring their impact.

A new exhibition funded by Arts Council England will showcase artwork and creative writing by care experienced people serving prison sentences.

From creating an ‘uber tracker’ spreadsheet to Waste Captain duties, being part of Blue Cabin’s Environmental Working Group (EWG) is a varied role!

Three of our care experienced consultants - Jane McPhail, Emon Choudhury and Lucinda Fernandes Marvilha – look back on their first year in post, and forward to what they would like to experience during their second year.

Blue Cabin has been awarded a grant of £1,400 from the Margaret and Dorothy Gordon Memorial Fund at the Community Foundation North East.