CREATIVE DATA DESK: Helping you use industry research to grow your work

They say data is the new currency, but accessing and using it can be challenging, particularly in the creative sector.

Following the launch of the Northern Rivers research report, Who We Are, researcher Tandi Palmer Williams from Patternmakers will be supporting you to understand the data from the report and how to apply it to your work.

Whether you're working on grants, writing a report, or designing a new program within the arts and culture arena, the right data is a powerful tool. It is also valuable for cross-over projects focussed on health, the environment and socially engaged community projects.

Free consultations are available on the first Wednesday of each month, beginning in May 2025, at the ANR office in Lismore or online.

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Arts Northern Rivers respectfully acknowledges Bundjalung, Yaegl, Gumbaynggirr and Githabul Country, the lands we work and create on. We appreciate the unique and vibrant array of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders artists and cultural practitioners from here and living here. We strive to strengthen self-determination, promote presence, and support cultural continuation.
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