The Action Group on Digital and AI will meet to identify the main topics, approaches, and recommendations we believe should inform the upcoming AI strategy for the cultural and creative sectors announced by the European Commission. (Open to CAE and MCA members only).
Take part in the ninth of our online Artists’ Roundtables, which provide an opportunity for peer-to-peer exchange between artists working in the intersection of culture, health, care, education and social sectors. How can arts and culture strengthen health, care, and belonging in community-based settings? In our next Artists’ Roundtable, we bring together practitioners working at the intersection of … Continued
The Cultural Deal 2026 event will focus on the strategies and alliances needed to secure a strong cultural and cultural heritage foundation within the next EU budget, a robust civil society dimension across all relevant programmes and a well-conceived, properly resourced AgoraEU program that brings culture, media and European rights and values under one roof.
This lunchtime session presents FusionACT, which was founded on the belief that real change doesn’t happen inside one sector alone. Key milestones and projects that shaped their identity will be shared, illustrating how mixing formats and using “fusion methodology” creates new forms of participation and learning.
Join us on 23 January for a campaign meeting to gain insight into the latest developments on the EU’s next long-term budget, the Council’s progress report on the AgoraEU programme, and the negotiation timeline and upcoming advocacy opportunities for our Ask, Pay, Trust campaign.
Join this lunchtime session to explore how EU and local policies can drive change in culture, health and well-being, through CAE’s Policy Brief and the report Culture and Health: The Time to Act is Now.
The CAE Nordic-Baltic Hub presents The School of Advocacy Webinar Series #2 | Placing Culture at the Heart of Sustainable Development: A Nordic Perspective on 14 January
Join us for a Lunchtime Session on 18 December with visual artist and researcher Mika Heikkilä, aka Mika Oulu (ArtMingle), who will share fresh insights from the InnoCulture Conference 2025 in Tallinn and the first episodes of ArtMingle, a new interview series on culture, economics and community impact.