Culture can only foster resilience if it is resilient itself. When we invest in and trust the arts, we are not only nurturing creativity – we are laying the foundation for a stronger, more resilient society.
Written by Natalie Giorgadze, General Director, Culture Action Europe
Culture Action Europe has distilled the hearing of the Commissioner-designate for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport Glenn Micaleff into nine main takeaways, focusing on the cultural aspect of his portfolio.
Culture Action Europe is one of the partners in the new “Training for the Contact Zone” (TCZ) project, an ambitious initiative aimed at reshaping heritage and museum education across Europe.
On October 22, the European Parliament (EP) published the written responses of Commissioners-designate to questions submitted by EP Committees. Culture Action Europe reviewed the responses of Glenn Micallef, the Commissioner-designate for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture, and Sport.
Today, Culture Action Europe officially launched the long awaited State of Culture report.
Here are three questions Culture Action Europe believes the cultural sector should be asking the new European Commissioner for Culture.
Last week marked one year since the onset of the atrocities in Gaza, a milestone that continues to weigh heavily on the global conscience. Culture Action Europe, as an organization but most importantly as a network, stands in solidarity with the people affected by the war.
Culture Action Europe members publish a position on artistic freedom and autonomy of the arts.