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How can we best share our research with the folk scene?
There is no one-size-fits-all solution for planning your project or improving accessibility, but there are resources available to help you:
Identify challenges and come up with new ideas
Better understand the populations you’re trying to reach
Support with logistics
On these pages, you’ll find links to resources that provide information and toolkits on a variety of topics. These websites have been recommended to us by people like you – that is, people who have an interest in folk song and increasing access to folk singing. If you know of other resources that aren’t listed here but that are helpful to other prospective organisers, please get in touch with your recommendation(s).
None of the links are sponsored. Access Folk takes no responsibility for the content of linked sites.
Running events
Running events
Practical information about planning, marketing, licensing, safety, and many other topics.
Supporting participants
Supporting participants
These resources address challenges with access that are both shared and particular to a variety of populations.
Folk singing organisations
Folk singing organisations
Examples of projects that prioritise access and diversity in folk singing.
Explore Access Folk Small Projects
Explore Access Folk Small Projects
Other resources
Access podcasts and reports about the current state of folk singing in England, and other resources that can help inform your project.
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