A community of change for creative skills

This pilot explores how the CYANOTYPES Inclusivity Guidelines can be adapted into a useful resource for professional development within an arts university context. Originally developed for internal project use, the guidelines will be reviewed in collaboration with key institutional units, particularly Human Resources Development and the Department for Diversity and Inclusion.

The aim is to assess their relevance, identify what changes would be needed to make them meaningful in this setting, and explore their potential role in supporting existing inclusivity efforts. Rather than applying the document as-is, the pilot takes a reflective and consultative approach to understand how its contents could inform or inspire a revised tool tailored to the university’s internal structures and commitments.

Pilot Lead: UAAV University of Applied Arts Vienna (Austria)

UAAV is a higher education institution specialising in art and design education. Within CYANOTYPES, UAAV contributes academic expertise to the development of educational frameworks and curricula that address the evolving skill requirements of the creative industries.

Their participation ensures that the project’s training programs are grounded in rigorous academic research and pedagogical best practices, supporting the development of competent and adaptable creative professionals.

Website: https://www.dieangewandte.at

Contact: Angelika Zelisko angelika.zelisko@uni-ak.ac.at

“Creativity is not just a skill; it is a form of agency. The world is changing quickly, and we need frameworks that anticipate change.”

— David Crombie, CYANOTYPES Project Coordinator

Take the challenge: Run a CYANOTYPES Pilot 

The CYANOTYPES team invites networks and institutions to take the next step. Lead the transformation by testing and adapting the CYANOTYPES Framework in your own context through tailored Open Pilots.

Start by exploring the CYANOTYPES Toolkit, a practical resource offering frameworks, cards, and templates to guide your organisation through its own journey of unlearning and relearning.

If you are interested in piloting the CYANOTYPES Framework, register here. CYANOTYPES partners will get in touch with you.

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