IN SITU has published three new reports that together offer fresh evidence, practical tools and a new way of seeing cultural change beyond metropolitan centres.
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Cultural Democracy
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Cultural Policies
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Culture and Well-Being
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Culture as a Sector And Vector
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Culture as a Workplace
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Digital Transformation
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Sustainability
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The Strengthening Capacities in the Live Performance Sector report provides research, analysis and recommendations on three key topics shaping the future of the live performance sector.
The EU Backoffice is a new podcast series that explores how the EU cultural policy process really works. The first episode explores how decisions are shaped and negotiated between different actors in EU cultural and media policy.
The 5th edition of the World Cities Culture Report showcases key findings, policy insights, and regional insights into how cultural policy is contributing to urban development across the world, with more than 125 examples of city projects provided.
Artists at Risk Connection have, over the last year, published a six-part monthly Spanish language podcast called ¡El Arte, No Calla! that explores issues related to artistic freedom and human rights in different contexts in Latin America.
BE UNIT, an Erasmus+ funded project focused on improving the employability and active citizenship of young adults in the audiovisual sector, have released an advocacy paper including a series of recommendations calling for the reduction of barriers to cultural participation.
The open method of coordination (OMC) has published a new report entitled Creative Shifts, which outlines good practices, assesses policy tools and formulates recommendations to support the green transition of the cultural and creative sectors across Europe.
The latest cookbook from EFA and Pearle* delves into what artistic freedom means within the context of ongoing threats and challenges to artistic freedom.