About
During the one day event, makers from across Scotland focused the manifesto’s priorities and discussed advocating for craft and making as both art form and creative industry, campaigning for fair access to craft and making for all and understanding craft and making’s capacity as a driver for ethics, values and skills to advance the green economy of the future.
Through analysis of the data collected from 13 pitch sessions, three key themes have been identified as areas, which the sector feel the most strongly about developing:
1/ Education
2/ Digital Resourcing and Connectivity
3/ Craft, Diversity and Inclusion
