The Impact Network for Creatives is a free-to-join network of organisations and individuals based in Leicester and beyond who make social impact through their work.
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Welcome to our directory of members of the Impact Network for Creatives (INC).
Use this page to connect with fellow members or find people to work with.
The Impact Network for Creatives is a free-to-join network of organisations and individuals based in Leicester and beyond who make social impact through their work.
Fill in the form here to get your profile listed on INCdex.
Our mission is to pioneer new ways of using fashion, art and design to support underrepresented adults and young people.
Through workshops, mentorship and access to resources, participants will learn essential skills to create their own fashion brands. The program fosters creativity, self-sufficiency and economic independence, breaking the cycle of inequality.
FADS CIC works with educators and community groups to create a positive impact on individuals through the art of fashion and design.
Pedestrian has been transforming the lives of vulnerable children and young people in Leicester/shire through creativity since 1998. We are an arts and education organisation that provides education, outreach and training to children and young people (up to the age of 25) at risk, whom are often socially excluded, in challenging circumstances and experiencing disadvantages.
Our work increases confidence and self-esteem, improves mental health & well-being, develops lifelong skills, and gives young people a voice.
Email – info@pedestrian.info
Kala Arts CIC is a multidisciplinary community arts organisation based in Leicester. We use creativity to connect communities through inclusive workshops, exhibitions, and public art projects across Leicestershire.
Our work explores identity, sustainability, and wellbeing through making, using a collaborative, trauma-informed person centred approach that empowers people of all ages and backgrounds to co-create art from everyday materials and celebrate shared cultural experiences.
I enjoy freelance creative writing facilitating with Attenborough Arts, Leicester’s lifelong learners. I received Arts Council England grants for Family Matters & Making Our World Better community anthologies. My collection of stories and poetry is Count Our Blessings.
Recently, I edited my Nottingham group’s Moments of Grace-Creative Nonfiction & Poetry by Scriptorium Writers and Guests. I’m also a creative mentor of vulnerable children and YP with The Mighty Creatives charity. Contact me to collaborate on projects or book a workshop.
We are Leicester International Music Festival (LIMF), a voluntary-led classical music festival dedicated to presenting inspiring chamber performances from nationally and internationally renowned musicians in Leicester.
With events taking place primarily at the Victorian Gallery in Leicester Museum and Art Gallery, we also support young artists, commission new works and are committed to sharing the joy of music, delivering ‘out in the community’ events with local partners and community organisations.
Our mission is to pioneer new ways of using fashion, art and design to support underrepresented adults and young people.
Through workshops, mentorship and access to resources, participants will learn essential skills to create their own fashion brands. The program fosters creativity, self-sufficiency and economic independence, breaking the cycle of inequality.
FADS CIC works with educators and community groups to create a positive impact on individuals through the art of fashion and design.
I am an internationally recognised hip-hop artist, Creative Practitioner, Poet and educator.
I bring poetry into leadership and workplace development to encourage a “pause” enabling leaders to cultivate greater self-awareness and empathy. Ultimately, transforming the way they connect with themselves and their teams.
I also work with young people as both a Creative Mentor and Facilitator, delivering lyric-writing and poetry workshops.
Bamboozle Theatre was set up in 1994 and has spent the last 30 years working in local communities and touring work nationally and internationally.
It is a leading arts organisation and charity, championing the need to provide creative opportunities for learning disabled and autistic young people and their families.
Through a range of theatre, immersive performance, education and training, Bamboozle engages disabled young people and their families through non-judgemental and welcoming artistic provision.
Inspirate is a nationally leading producer of contemporary South Asian arts, commissioning new work, supporting artists and redefining contemporary diaspora culture.
For more than 15 years, we have brought communities together through culture, heritage and creative programmes rooted in South Asian diaspora experiences.
Our flagship programme, An Indian Summer, is a unique celebration of contemporary South Asian arts and culture, showcasing original work by artists from across the UK.
Kala Arts CIC is a multidisciplinary community arts organisation based in Leicester. We use creativity to connect communities through inclusive workshops, exhibitions, and public art projects across Leicestershire.
Our work explores identity, sustainability, and wellbeing through making, using a collaborative, trauma-informed person centred approach that empowers people of all ages and backgrounds to co-create art from everyday materials and celebrate shared cultural experiences.
Visual artist Emma Fay and Artistic Director of Enter Edem: a collective of freelance artists creating touring outdoor work and theatre for family audiences.
My artistic practice uses the human canvas to create exhibitions, media and live art, via visual storytelling and illusion. My passions lie in producing projects that explore the importance of creativity, play, wellbeing and biodiversity, with a focus on collaborative accessible art with no socio-economic barriers.
I enjoy freelance creative writing facilitating with Attenborough Arts, Leicester’s lifelong learners. I received Arts Council England grants for Family Matters & Making Our World Better community anthologies. My collection of stories and poetry is Count Our Blessings.
Recently, I edited my Nottingham group’s Moments of Grace-Creative Nonfiction & Poetry by Scriptorium Writers and Guests. I’m also a creative mentor of vulnerable children and YP with The Mighty Creatives charity. Contact me to collaborate on projects or book a workshop.
Bamboozle Theatre was set up in 1994 and has spent the last 30 years working in local communities and touring work nationally and internationally.
It is a leading arts organisation and charity, championing the need to provide creative opportunities for learning disabled and autistic young people and their families.
Through a range of theatre, immersive performance, education and training, Bamboozle engages disabled young people and their families through non-judgemental and welcoming artistic provision.
All-In Leicester is a lived-experience-led arts and accessibility organisation, specialising in making cultural venues, events and creative spaces accessible for everyone.
We work across Leicester with venues, festivals and public organisations to embed accessibility into design, programming and policy, using access reviews, working groups and sector support.
Our approach combines practical guidance with advocacy, ensuring disabled people’s experiences directly inform decisions, creating inclusive cultural experiences citywide.
Contact – hello@allinleicester.org.uk
Inspirate is a nationally leading producer of contemporary South Asian arts, commissioning new work, supporting artists and redefining contemporary diaspora culture.
For more than 15 years, we have brought communities together through culture, heritage and creative programmes rooted in South Asian diaspora experiences.
Our flagship programme, An Indian Summer, is a unique celebration of contemporary South Asian arts and culture, showcasing original work by artists from across the UK.
Visual artist Emma Fay and Artistic Director of Enter Edem: a collective of freelance artists creating touring outdoor work and theatre for family audiences.
My artistic practice uses the human canvas to create exhibitions, media and live art, via visual storytelling and illusion. My passions lie in producing projects that explore the importance of creativity, play, wellbeing and biodiversity, with a focus on collaborative accessible art with no socio-economic barriers.
Our mission is to pioneer new ways of using fashion, art and design to support underrepresented adults and young people.
Through workshops, mentorship and access to resources, participants will learn essential skills to create their own fashion brands. The program fosters creativity, self-sufficiency and economic independence, breaking the cycle of inequality.
FADS CIC works with educators and community groups to create a positive impact on individuals through the art of fashion and design.
I am an internationally recognised hip-hop artist, Creative Practitioner, Poet and educator.
I bring poetry into leadership and workplace development to encourage a “pause” enabling leaders to cultivate greater self-awareness and empathy. Ultimately, transforming the way they connect with themselves and their teams.
I also work with young people as both a Creative Mentor and Facilitator, delivering lyric-writing and poetry workshops.
All-In Leicester is a lived-experience-led arts and accessibility organisation, specialising in making cultural venues, events and creative spaces accessible for everyone.
We work across Leicester with venues, festivals and public organisations to embed accessibility into design, programming and policy, using access reviews, working groups and sector support.
Our approach combines practical guidance with advocacy, ensuring disabled people’s experiences directly inform decisions, creating inclusive cultural experiences citywide.
Contact – hello@allinleicester.org.uk
Bamboozle Theatre was set up in 1994 and has spent the last 30 years working in local communities and touring work nationally and internationally.
It is a leading arts organisation and charity, championing the need to provide creative opportunities for learning disabled and autistic young people and their families.
Through a range of theatre, immersive performance, education and training, Bamboozle engages disabled young people and their families through non-judgemental and welcoming artistic provision.
Inspirate is a nationally leading producer of contemporary South Asian arts, commissioning new work, supporting artists and redefining contemporary diaspora culture.
For more than 15 years, we have brought communities together through culture, heritage and creative programmes rooted in South Asian diaspora experiences.
Our flagship programme, An Indian Summer, is a unique celebration of contemporary South Asian arts and culture, showcasing original work by artists from across the UK.
We make mainly short comedy films. We are based in Leicester and work with all cast and crew over 18. We aim to change people’s perceptions of Leicester: City of Kings, King of the Midlands, smack bang in the middle of England and the population centre of Great Britain.
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My art practice explores my deepest emotions, thoughts and ideas about life experiences using bold, expressive mark-making on canvas. There are no limits and no end goal, it’s about living in the moment and expressing the true nature of my soul.
From my studio in Leicester, I use acrylic paint, oils and anything else I can find to make a mark with music and life experiences as inspirational tools.
I am an internationally recognised hip-hop artist, Creative Practitioner, Poet and educator.
I bring poetry into leadership and workplace development to encourage a “pause” enabling leaders to cultivate greater self-awareness and empathy. Ultimately, transforming the way they connect with themselves and their teams.
I also work with young people as both a Creative Mentor and Facilitator, delivering lyric-writing and poetry workshops.
All-In Leicester is a lived-experience-led arts and accessibility organisation, specialising in making cultural venues, events and creative spaces accessible for everyone.
We work across Leicester with venues, festivals and public organisations to embed accessibility into design, programming and policy, using access reviews, working groups and sector support.
Our approach combines practical guidance with advocacy, ensuring disabled people’s experiences directly inform decisions, creating inclusive cultural experiences citywide.
Contact – hello@allinleicester.org.uk