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Edited by Christos Carras, the Handbook of Cultural Work brings together leading experts, practitioners, and theorists from across Europe to discuss the increasingly interdisciplinary nature of cultural work. It explores how cultural work interacts with education, research, health, and addresses contemporary issues such as the climate emergency, sustainable development, discrimination, and inclusivity. Each of the … Continued

As part of the ‘Ortaklaşa: Culture, Dialogue and Support Programme’, the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) has recently published its latest cultural policy study, the ‘Local Cultural Ecosystem in Türkiye’ report. This comprehensive report marks the culmination of the ‘Ortaklaşa: Culture, Dialogue and Support Programme’, generously supported by the European Union (EU). The … Continued

Arts participation in communities can significantly influence social cohesion and wellbeing. One Nation/One Project aims to explore this relationship, as detailed in the One Nation/One Project Research Brief #1. At a time when Americans face significant challenges to their well-being, the bold new campaign Arts For EveryBody, aimes to demonstrate how the arts can lead to healthier individuals … Continued

Australia’s Indigenous children often face unique challenges within the Australian education system, leading to lower educational, employment, and health outcomes compared to their non-Indigenous peers. However, a new report suggests an innovative solution: creating an Indigenous-led education system that integrates First Nations knowledge, practices, and culture. The MK Turner Report, named after Dr. MK (Margaret … Continued