Join us for the launch of the State of Culture 2026 Report.
Join us for the launch of the State of Culture 2026 Report.
Join the second online information session for the Ortaklaşa EU-Türkiye Cultural Partnership Call on 15 October 2026 at 14:00 (UTC+3), and learn how civil society organisations and municipalities from Türkiye and Europe can team up in four-partner consortia to co-create cultural projects and build lasting international networks.
The ‘Learning to Care: Education and Training in Culture and Health’ conference is co-created by the CARE and WITAC projects, representing one of the first collaborative educational programs in arts & health across the Baltic States.
This event brings together artists working with trauma affected beneficiaries in culture and health to reflect on how their practices can support well-being. We are proud to have Veronika Skliarova to introduce the topic “Working with trauma affected beneficiaries in culture and health”. She is Ukrainian a cultural manager, theatre producer, and art curator. Afterwards, we will … Continued
Join this lunchtime session to learn about the EU Artists’ Charter Blueprint co-created by the action group on Working Conditions! The content of the proposal, as well as how it was made, will be presented as well as how it can be used to advocate for stronger working conditions in the CCS.
Join us on 30 September to explore the potential and challenges of socially engaged arts, hear key findings from the Constellations of Change report, and discuss how emerging EU policy opportunities can help strengthen recognition and support for the field.
Join our information session on the upcoming Call for Cultural Partnership carried out by the Ortaklaşa: Kültür, Diyalog ve Destek Program. With applications opening on 17 September 2026, this information session is the perfect opportunity to learn more and raise any questions you might have.
Join our next Ask, Pay, Trust campaign meeting to learn about the EU National and Regional Partnership Plans (NRPPs), why they matter, and what you can do to ensure that culture is meaningfully included and funded in plans representing almost half of the next long-term EU budget.