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CAE Annual General Assembly 2026

Culture Action Europe’s 2026 Annual General Assembly is taking place online on 25 June 2026 and is open to all Culture Action Europe members.

NamePlaceFund: Campaign Meeting

A meeting focused on presenting the NamePlaceFund campaign, the steps that have been taken so far, and how you can get involved to support NamePlaceFund and secure funding for culture in Horizon Europe and the European Competitiveness Fund in the next long-term EU budget.

Joint Webinar on AgoraEU for National Organisations

A webinar on the AgoraEU aimed at national organisations working at Member State level to understand the important new programme under and to provide a space for coordinating national advocacy. Culture Action Europe will lead a session on the Culture strand.

Cultural Democracy in Contact Zones

Join us 2-3 July in Brussels to explore how different identities and perspectives can shape a common future at the conference, “Cultural Democracy in Contact Zones.”

Action Group on Artistic Freedom: Meeting #1

The first meeting of the Artistic Freedom action group will take place on 11 June 2026. If you are actively working on artistic freedom, join us to share information, exchange experiences and build capacity together.

Action Group on Working Conditions: Meeting #3

This is the final of three online meetings of the Action group on Working Conditions to consult members, share views and expertise, and co-create a position paper to feed into the upcoming EU Artists’ Charter, including on its principles, governance and implementability.

An promotional graphic announces a "Webinar on AgoraEU for National Organisations" with the subtitle "Culture, Media and Civil Society coming together." The text schedules the event for Monday, June 29, from 14h to 16h CEST, and instructs participants to check their email inbox for a Zoom link after registration. The layout features a minimalist beige background on the left and a vibrant orange section on the right showcasing a large, abstract geometric circular design.
A close-up shot focuses on the hands of two people working over a table, with one person wearing a black gloved hand holding a silver and blue spray paint can aimed at a surface. The other person's hand, also in a black glove, is covered in blue and green paint residue as they guide or hold the artwork in place. In the blurred background, other spray cans and a sign are visible under warm, out-of-focus lighting.
A person in a blue denim shirt is seen from the side, drawing with a marker on a large white board outdoors next to a tree. The board features a collaborative mural with illustrations of buildings, a central figure with a gear in their hair, and various handwritten messages. The artwork includes colorful accents in pink, yellow, and red, creating a vibrant scene of community engagement and creativity.

Freedom of art is an universal human right. Many artists call attention to social and political injustices through their art work. The impulse series Arts, Rights & Justice shall provide a platform for dialogue, in order to discuss artistic freedom or the lack there-of and the mission and responsibility of art in our world. http://www.brunnenpassage.at/  First … Continued

When: 17 March 2017 16:52

“Can Culture save Europe?” Join the debate organised by Culturally.eu and other leaders from business, academia, politics and culture at LuissEnblabs on 24 March to jointly reflect how Culture can be the key to reinventing the EU. If the EU is to be strong it needs high levels of trust at all levels. This requires appreciation – by … Continued

When: 17 March 2017 15:10

Europe is in trouble. The Great Recession has heavily hit Southern Europe and has polarized the Continent between North and South. Growing nationalism in many EU countries and the increasing division of national societies provoke a tendency to fragmentation. Racism and xenophobia are also on the rising nearly everywhere. The crisis is deep and manifold … Continued

When: 18 January 2017 15:19

Beyond the Obvious (BtO) is a flagship event of Culture Action Europe. It’s an annual gathering for privileged and inspirational exchange between the European cultural community, civil society, researchers and thinkers. BtO provokes the common thinking by exploring borders and edges of culture and moves beyond conventional assumptions and beliefs. BtO 2017 “Europe, quo vadis?” … Continued

When: 11 November 2016 16:38

European civil society representatives (Culture Action Europe among them) and academics met on 8-9 October 2016 in La Rochelle, France to discuss about “Democracy in Europe and the missing links”. Some 200 activists from citizens’ platforms and representatives from social, human rights, culture and environment organisations from all over Europe gathered together. They discussed complex … Continued

When: 20 October 2016 10:00

The first European Civic Academy “Democracy in Europe: missing links “ will be held on 8-9 October in La Rochelle, France. European Civic Academy will look into the complex questions raised by citizens’ disenchantment, practice, and expectation with regard to democracy. For a long time now, democratic disenchantment has constantly been on the increase because of the growing gap … Continued

When: 4 October 2016 13:13