AUE are delighted Monkfish Productions have successfully applied and signed up to the Good Practice Charter for Artists.
Based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Monkfish Productions describes itself “as a small artists charity with a big passion for making work with artists”.
Speaking at the launch of the GPC, Artistic Director Claire Murphy-Morgan remarked “I can see the value of the GPC and see it as an exciting opportunity to align Monkfish Productions core principles and values with the charter on how to work with artists; for example good pay, practice and working conditions.” Marking #Heart Unions Week, Claire Murphy-Morgan talks about why the organisation signed up to the GPC HERE.
AUE launched the Good Practice Charter (GPC) for Artists 29 October 2020.
Read the full transcription of the launch here or for a quick read here.
Arts and cultural organisations are invited to register an interest, apply for the GPC and meet or work towards the six principles of the charter.
The principles include Valuing and Rewarding Artists, Health & Safety, Diversity and Equality, Work with Trade Unions,
Social Responsibility and Mental Health in the Workplace.
Organisations must demonstrate their commitment to working towards or meeting the 6 principles of the charter in the application form.
An AUE members working group meet regularly to assess applications and will publicise successful applicants HERE
Artists’ Union England is an active union and is constantly campaigning, producing resources and signposting opportunites for its members:
The first Arts Organisation of 2021 signs up to the Good Practice Charter for Artists
03 February 2021
Open letter to PM Johnson and Chancellor Sunak
26 January 2021
AUE End of Year Message. Working together in 2021.
24 December 2020
The Good Practice Charter on-line launch.
30 October 2020
AUE support the Solidarity Fund with ART SALE!
28 October 2020
Members launch a Good Practice Charter for Artists
11 October 2020
A membership to Artists’ Union England gets you professional support and access to resources. That means you’ll get:
Your membership means help will be there when you need it and we’ll constantly campaign for artist’s rights.
Membership costs £42 annually
– equivalent to £3.50 per month