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NYU London: Groundbreaking UK Arts & Health Report

NYU Steinhardt and the Jameel Arts & Health Lab hosted a series of events celebrating this report, which had been commissioned by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DMCS) and published by Frontier Economics.

Categories

Healing Arts

Date

15 January 2025

Location

WC2R 1DH, London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Organisers

Partners

UN Affiliate

UK Arts & Health Economic Report

Dcms report

Culture and Heritage Capital

Monetising the impact of Culture and Heritage on Health and Wellbeing

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NYU Steinhardt and the Jameel Arts & Health Lab hosted a series of events celebrating this report, which had been commissioned by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DMCS) and published by Frontier Economics. The report found that engaging in arts and culture was good for health and generated £8bn a year in improvements to people’s quality of life and higher productivity.

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Shoba Gayathri Nahappan and Jack H. Knott

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Lab steering committee Chair and affiliate researcher, Daisy Fancourt, as one of the key speakers of the event.

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Participants engaged with the speakers during with the event.

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Lab Co-Director Stephen Stapleton and Christopher Bailey

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The Lab's Co-Directors with Amalia Restrepo, Daisy Fancourt, Shoba Gayathri Nahappan, and Jack H. Knott (left to right)

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Amalia Restrepo and Shoba Gayathri Nahappan (left to right)

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Lab co-founder Nisha Sajnani

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Participants engaged with the speakers

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Lab Co-Director, Christopher Bailey

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Speakers

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Daisy Fancourt, PhD

Head of the Social Biobehavioural Research Group

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Nisha Sajnani, PhD

Founding Co-Director, Jameel Arts & Health Lab

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Jack H. Knott

Gale and Ira Drukier Dean, NYU Steinhardt

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Christopher Bailey

Founding Co-director, Jameel Arts & Health Lab

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Stephen Stapleton

Founding Co-Director, Jameel Arts & Health Lab

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Shoba Gayathri Nahappan

NYU Steinhardt Dean’s Alumni Advisory Board

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Amalia Restrepo

Researcher, London Arts & Health