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DaDa – Disability & Deaf Arts, is a innovative disability arts organisation based in the North West.
Formerly known as NWDAF, it continues to be a cutting edge Disability and Deaf Arts Agency.
Here Ruth Gould, DaDa’s CEO talks about how digital development has transformed DaDa’s organisational change.
Ruth Gould, Chief Executive of DaDa, you’ve got less than a minute to tell us your “case study in a nutshell.” Visit Dada’s website for more information about their work.
Since early 2007, 15 arts organisations in the North West and the East of England have been part of AmbITion – an arts council funded project that sees them “developing digitally.” The project covers many different organisations, and a wide range of artforms.
As our organisations begin to implement a range of changes, to improve their digital capacity, we wanted to see where they – and their artform – were at.
Lantern House, Litfest and Ludus Dance are all North West based organisations that are using digital technology in different ways to engage with their audience, and support their artistic vision.
This video sees these three organisations in summer 2008, about halfway through their change process.
Full case studies of their progress since then will shortly be available on the resources page.
