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13th October 2020
National Campaign for the Arts welcomes the publication of ‘Life Worth Living’ the Report of the Arts & Culture Recovery Taskforce, set up by Minister Catherine Martin.
17th November 2020

Irish Equity are carrying out a housing survey to establish the impact of the pandemic on artists and arts workers living in the rented sector in the Republic of Ireland.

As this covid 19 pandemic continues to cause utter devastation right across the arts, more and more performers, theatre makers & practitioners, musicians, entertainers, events workers, and arts workers are continuing to feel the financial strain of not being able to meet their obligations and in particular, their rent. In the link below we have created a short survey to gather information to make the case for specific rent supports for your sector as it was the first to shut down and will in all likelihood be the last to reopen. We have some harrowing testimonials from some artists about their accommodation situation before this pandemic but the shut sown of the sector has further exacerbated their situation.  If you are in a rented property please take a few minutes to click on the link (its also phone friendly) and share it with other artists and arts workers.

Here’s the link to the form Irish Equity Housing Survey 2020

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