Storytelling Research Fellowship 26/27
The Storytelling Research Fellowship is a programme from the UAL AKO Storytelling Institute, in partnership with the Power of Pop Fund at Comic Relief. It supports original research into how popular culture creates social and environmental change— across creative media including television, film, games, music, social media, podcasts, comics, publishing and digital content. The programme […]
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The Storytelling Research Fellowship is a programme from the UAL AKO Storytelling Institute, in partnership with the Power of Pop Fund at Comic Relief. It supports original research into how popular culture creates social and environmental change— across creative media including television, film, games, music, social media, podcasts, comics, publishing and digital content. The programme […]
The Storytelling Research Fellowship is a programme from the UAL AKO Storytelling Institute, in partnership with the Power of Pop Fund at Comic Relief. It supports original research into how popular culture creates social and environmental change— across creative media including television, film, games, music, social media, podcasts, comics, publishing and digital content. The programme aims to build a stronger evidence base for understanding how, when and why popular culture creates meaningful social change. Research should be rigorous and practically useful — primarily to creatives, and secondarily to funders, broadcasters, civil society organisations and campaigners. The Storytelling Research Fellowship programme is now accepting applications for the 26/27 cohort.
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