An interesting read, ENCC’s latest publication is a presentation of the results of an action-led research aimed at identifying, developing, and emphasizing roles that align with and contribute to just sustainability transitions.
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On the Move’s latest publication is an in-depth exploration of all topics related to international cultural mobility of disabled artists and arts professionals.
ETC’s latest publication is a comprehensive tool designed to guide European theatres towards achieving net-zero emissions in their productions and overall activity.
IETM’s latest release is an insightful resource for anyone interested or involved with policy and advocacy activities that aims to create and establish fair pay policy strategies.
A newly released report from the Transforming Audience Travel Through Art (TATTA) project, a collaboration between Perth Theatre and Concert Hall and Creative Carbon Scotland, offers vital insights into sustainable audience travel. The report, providing a detailed overview of the Scottish TATTA project, identifies obstacles that prevented participants from choosing more eco-friendly travel options, suggests … Continued
As part of its multiannual programme co-funded by the European Union, On the Move is releasing the third edition of the Cultural Mobility Yearbook.
In anticipation of the European Parliament elections held last week, Pearle* – Live Performance Europe joined forces with the creative and cultural sectors to urge all candidates to support culture and the performing arts by including the sectors’ priorities in their manifestos.
The French-based organisation Arty Farty, which has been coordinating the Reset! network since 2022, recently published the second part of the Atlas of Independent Culture and Media.