Resourcing the arts for youth well-being: challenges in Aotearoa New Zealand.

IF 1.8 4区医学 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Arts & Health Pub Date : 2023-02-01 DOI:10.1080/17533015.2021.2017306

Molly Mullen, Amber Walls, Maria Ahmad, Peter O'Connor

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Abstract

Background: This paper synthesises findings from two research projects with organisations involved in arts for youth well-being. Since 2017, Aotearoa New Zealand's government has recognised the importance of the arts for well-being. However, the sector in Aotearoa has historically lacked recognition and support and this paper identifies a number of challenges that remain entrenched in the funding system.

Methods: Study One used an online survey to understand the approaches, aspirations and challenges of 19 organisations involved in youth arts for well-being. Study Two used ethnographic methods with three youth arts organisations to explore their experiences of the funding and policy context.

Results: Specific aspects of the funding system in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland, hinder the sustainable development of creatively rich, culturally responsive, inclusive and strengths-based practice that takes youth participation seriously.

Conclusions: New approaches to resourcing youth arts for well-being are needed to better support good practice and sector development.

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为青年福祉提供艺术资源:新西兰奥特罗阿的挑战。

背景:本文综合了两个研究项目的研究结果，这些研究项目与参与青少年福祉艺术的组织有关。自2017年以来，新西兰政府已经认识到艺术对福祉的重要性。然而，Aotearoa的这一部门在历史上一直缺乏认可和支持，这篇论文指出了一些在资助系统中仍然根深蒂固的挑战。方法:研究一采用在线调查来了解19个参与青少年艺术福祉的组织的方法、愿望和挑战。研究二采用民族志方法，与三个青年艺术团体探讨他们在资助和政策背景下的经验。结果:奥克兰Tāmaki Makaurau资助系统的某些方面阻碍了创造性丰富、文化响应、包容性和基于优势的实践的可持续发展，这些实践重视青年的参与。结论:需要为青年艺术福祉提供资源的新方法，以更好地支持良好做法和部门发展。

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