In Varietate Concordia is a new initiative organised in the framework of the European Heritage Hub, consisting of live talks, podcasts and columns to inspire reflection and provoke meaningful debates on the core challenges facing Europe.
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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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UNESCO has released the fourth edition of the Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity report which builds upon data and analysis of 120 countries and common trends, challenges and opportunities for culture to explore how the 2005 Convention is applied today.
The new conversation paper makes the case for the arts and culture as essential public goods, adopting Amartya Sen’s capability approach to illustrate culture as necessary for society and active citizens’ participation in democracy.
Five associations based in Portugal have released a guide aiming to support cultural professionals and cultural organisations in managing disruptive or violent incidents, both at an individual and an institutional level.
Live DMA and Reset! network have published a policy paper entitled “Ownership Concentration and Cultural Pluralism in Europe’s Live Music Sector” in light of a comprehensive mapping project of venues’ and festivals’ ownership concentration in European live music.
The Network of European Museum Organisations have released a new publication exploring the intersection between museums, mental health, and care. It provides insights, encouragement and critical perspectives for those working at the intersection of cultural engagement and mental health.
The new publication from the Performing Arts Coalition explores the importance of cultural rights, artistic freedom, and democratic resilience today, and provides recommendations for safeguarding cultural funding and collective resilience.
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.