Aiming to document the lives of ethnic and religious minorities in a time of crisis, this major new survey will help understanding of the realities facing ethnic and religious minorities during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is the first and largest of its kind in the UK and will collect data on how the pandemic is affecting minority groups, asking questions about education, employment and economic wellbeing, housing and your neighbourhood, social and political participation, health, ethnic and religious identity, and experiences of racism and discrimination. To take part you need to be aged 18 or over and identify as from an ethnic or religious minority group. If you are eligible, you will be sent a link to fill in the survey, or you can take part over the phone. If you complete the survey in full, you will receive a gift voucher.

To help understand the impact of Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief (MGETR) on organisations, Arts Council England are asking organisations to complete this survey.  Responses to this survey will help Arts Council England and partners evidence the impact that Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief has on organisations, ahead of the Spring Statement on 3 March. Survey closes Monday 25th January 2021.

The Mayor of London's Culture at Risk Office are reaching out to all building-based cultural and creative organisations that have registered with their office during the COVID-19 pandemic to find out how well the Government's support packages are addressing their needs at this point in the crisis. Most importantly, they are looking to hear what support you might need with regards to applying to DCMS Culture Recovery Fund Round 2, distributed by Arts Council England, with a deadline on 26 January. Please let them know by completing this very short survey, before Monday 18 January.

Creative Industries Federation are seeking input to give collective voice about the impact of COVID on the creative industries for both organisations and individuals. Take the survey here.

The Cultural Learning Alliance exists to champion a right to arts and culture for every child. To do this they need a vibrant workforce to deliver cultural learning. If you are employed or were employed in 2020 by an organisation, please fill in this survey of 19 questions about any redundancy risks or cuts to contracts for cultural learning in your organisation.

Help the Cultural Learning Alliance gather information about how to better support freelancers working in arts education. See the survey