Applications are now invited for the Extend Leadership Programme 2013-14

These Awards recognise those working in gallery education who have shown dedication or innovation in their work

Navigator is a new initiative designed to support professional development for artists working in participatory settings

engage is pleased to be running this prestigious artist residency award from 2013. This year's artist in residence is Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva

Funding in Scotland to go and see good practice in delivering equality and diversity in the arts

engage Cymru is working with the Welsh Joint Education Committee to promote opportunities for galleries to engage with Welsh Baccalaureate centres

engage Cymru has been working in partnership with galleries, local authorities and community organisations to realise projects with at-risk young people and with young carers

engage Cymru's award-winning projects in the visual arts and health

engage Cymru action research projects working in partnership with galleries, artists, care homes and older people

Watch this Space (2004-2011) was a funded professional development programme for galleries, teachers, artists and gallery educators in England

Children's Art Day brings children and families into contact with galleries, art and artists

enquire supported projects with children and young people into the learning benefits of engaging with contemporary art, galleries and artists

An action research project by engage Scotland investigating the role of interpretation in breaking down barriers to accessing contemporary visual art

Explore was a project to improve access to galleries by disabled and deaf people in England and Wales, run in partnership with Shape

engage Cymru action research projects investigating the ways artists, galleries and early years practitioners can support development during the Foundation Phase

Prosiectau ymchwil gweithredu engage Cymru yn archwilio r ffordd mae artistiaid, orielau ac ymarferwyr blynyddoedd cynnar yn gallu cefnogi datblygiad yn ystod y Cyfnod Sylfaen

A fresh approach to the youth participation and skills development in the visual arts

envision was a pioneering programme supporting galleries to develop innovative ways of working together with young people aged 14-21