Glasgow Life Gaelic Arts and Music Plan 2024 to 2028

1. Glasgow Life Gaelic Arts and Music Plan 2024 to 2028

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As we prepare to finalise the Glasgow Life Gaelic Arts and Music Plan for 2024 to 28, we’re looking for your feedback on its values and aims, and your relationship to Gaelic. Please help us by answering a few anonymous questions:

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1. The plan is built on five key values.  Please rank these values in order of importance to you, with 1st being the most important: *

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Collaboration - Work together to elevate Gaelic culture
Nurture - Seed, support and cultivate
Provocation – Prompt awareness and debate
Respect – honour indigenous wisdom and cultural heritage
Innovation – use creativity to bring about meaningful change.
 

2. The plan is focused on delivering five key aims. Please rank these aims in order of importance to you, with 1st being the most important: *

1st2nd3rd4th5th
Advocate, grow and safeguard the presence of Gaelic Arts by increasing access across activities, programming, and communities
Develop existing platforms whilst developing diverse new networks, engaging with partners, organisations, audiences and artists
Recognise, reflect, and learn from Glasgow’s Gaelic past and present, and Gaelic’s evolving role in our city’s future
Reach new audiences and work intergenerationally to increase awareness around Gaelic and indigenous culture
Strengthen the visibility of Gaelic arts within the national cultural landscape, whilst increasing the impact of Gaelic Arts on language profile and acquisition.
 

3. Having read our draft plan, do you have any comments or suggestions about it?