This collection is part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland. The collection includes Open Aye's social enterprise photographs and marketing materials dating from 2009, when Becky Duncan was first commissioned to document Scottish social enterprises. The records have been arranged into 2 series:

• Business operations and marketing, 2019
• Projects, 2009-2018

This file contains 1 item:

• Biography of Open Aye with list of past and current clients, 2019

Photobook with introduction and images of the photographs of social enterprises across Scotland shown in the exhibition. The book contains all the images listed within the file. Six examples of these images have been provided at item level.

This series consists of 2 files:

• Corporate information about Open Aye, 2019
• Marketing materials of Open Aye, 2019

This series consists of 1 file:

• 'Ten years of social enterprise work' exhibition resources, 2009-2018

This file contains 1 item:

• Business card of Becky Duncan, Open Aye, 2019

This file contains 1 book and 49 digital photographs:

• Photobook for 'Ten years of social enterprise work' exhibition, 2018 (Item 1)
• Aberdeen Foyer photograph, 2009
• ActiveNess photograph, 2017
• Alloa Community Enterprise (ACE) photograph, 2009
• Ardroy Outdoor Education Centre photograph, 2012
• Badaguish photograph, 2010 (Item 2 of digital images provided)
• Bike for Good photograph, 2012
• bOunce T photograph, 2018
• Create photograph, 2011
• Creativity in Care photograph, 2012
• Dabbles photograph, 2017 (Item 3 of digital images provided)
• Dunbar Bakery photograph, 2013
• Fyne Homes photograph, 2015
• Glasgow West of Scotland Forum for Housing Associations photograph, 2016
• Glendale Womens Café photograph, 2017
• Impact Arts photograph, 2012
• International Network of Street Papers photograph, 2014
• Kibble Education and Care Centre photograph, 2013 (Item 4 of digital images provided)
• Kintyre Recycling photograph, 2012
• Lingo Flamingo photograph, 2017
• Locavore photograph, 2018
• Media Co-op photograph, 2015
• Mid Argyll Community Pool photograph, 2012
• Mull and Iona Community Trust photograph, 2009
• My Bus photograph, 2012
• Out of the Blue Drill Hall photograph, 2013
• Piano Project photograph, 2015
• Pollokshields Playhouse photograph, 2016
• REACH for Autism photograph, 2013 (Item 5 of digital images provided)
• Refuweegee photograph, 2017
• ReMake photograph, 2012
• Scallops Direct photograph, 2012 (Item 6 of digital images provided)
• Scottish Communities Alliance photograph, 2013
• Scottish Enterprise Scotland (SES) photograph, 2016
• Shettleston Housing Association photograph, 2016
• Soap Co photograph, 2010
• Social Bite photograph, 2013
• Southside Connections photograph, 2016
• Southside Housing Association photograph, 2018 (Item 7 of digital images provided)
• Spruce Carpets photograph, 2014
• TakeAway Creative photograph, 2017
• The Big Issue photograph, 2013
• The No. 1 Befriending Agency photograph, 2017
• The ReTune Project photograph, 2017
• Urban Roots photograph, 2013
• Velocity photograph, 2013
• Wellhouse photograph, 2012
• Wild Sparks photograph, 2017
• Yooz photograph, 2011
• You Can Cook photograph, 2009

These images represent a selection of photos of Scottish social enterprises taken by Becky Duncan from 2009-2018. They were collated for the 'Ten years of social enterprise work' exhibition for Social Enterprise World Forum in Edinburgh on 12-14 September 2018, supported by Community Enterprise in Scotland (CEiS). The photobook was created to accompany the exhibition. Some of the photographs were commissioned directly by the featured organisation for their communications materials, others requested by social enterprise support agencies such as Firstport, Social Enterprise Scotland, Community Enterprise, Social Enterprise Networks and various funders. Six examples of these digital images have been provided at item level.

Colour photograph representing REACH for Autism who offer pre and post diagnostic support, services, training and opportunities for children, adults and families living with autism in Inverclyde.