The Creative Europe Programme strategy identifies areas where actions are needed and put forward recommendations on what could be practically done to ‘green’ the Creative Europe Programme.
The study ‘Does passion pay off? A study into the socio-economic position of professional artists in Flanders’ considers the socio-demographic profile of artists, the diverse activities that the artists performed and the extent to which they were remunerated for them.
What kind of struggles do art workers face in their everyday work? Why does artistic and cultural work often stay invisible and underpaid?
In these talks, we focus on politics, ethics and aesthetics of care, care for the planet and communities, care for each other. We specifically discuss the evidence on the role of culture in improving health and well-being and will ask ourselves how can culture and participation in the cultural life of communities nourish the sense … Continued
In these talks, we focus on politics, ethics and aesthetics of care, care for the planet and communities, care for each other.
This CVAN toolkit is aimed at helping visual arts organisations consider intersectionality by unpicking how they can think beyond the single-identity narrative to recognise the multiplicity of barriers facing marginalised and underrepresented communities.
This report will focus on full and productive employment and decent work for workers and enterprises that produce specific goods and deliver services, in particular on the arts and entertainment side of the cultural and creative ecosystem.
The paper gathers reflections, readings, practical research, examples and stories about digital technologies from the perspective of cultural centres and other organisations.