Tag: Economic Policy for Women

The Creative Women’s Association is developing the Women’s Economic Participation Index and Stepped Economic Care model — a new policy framework recognising domestic and care load as structural barriers to workforce participation and supporting women to move from economic precarity to stable employment or enterprise creation

Contemporary culture should be understood as a field of social innovation. Cultural work — including making, design, education, and community practice — generates new ways of organising knowledge, transmitting skills, and strengthening social participation. In this framework, creativity functions as a descriptive quality of practice, while culture operates as the governing system through which social continuity and innovation occur.