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The coronavirus crisis has had an unprecedented impact on the worlds of fashion and culture. As towns, cities and entire countries have gone into lockdown, cultural events have been cancelled and cultural institutions have been closed – many indefinitely – leaving creative workers and creative organisations especially vulnerable. This is why we’ve launchedCreative Industries Federation
They are doing this in a number of ways: from communicating their members’ concerns to the government and calling on the government for support, to ensuring its measures can be utilised by creative workers and creative organisations, and seeking additional support for venues – such as museums and galleries – which rely on on footfall, audiences or participation.
“Creativity is an intrinsic part of the UK’s cultural identity, and one of the things that the country excels at globally,” she continues. “The creative sector will also be critical to driving the UK’s economic recovery – and transforming lives for the better in every community – as we re-build.”
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