On 13 May, EU culture ministers gathered in Brussels for the Culture Council to discuss, among other topics, the future of Creative Europe. Where do we stand?
Today, Culture Action Europe, on behalf of the 280 cultural networks, organisations, artists, and activists from 35 European countries in our network, sent a letter to President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, sharing our position on Creative Europe ahead of the Commission’s proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework.
From practitioner, policy-level and poetic perspectives, read on for insights and inspiration on culture’s role in the sustainability transition.
Reset! network and a coalition of cultural organisations have launched an open letter addressing the urgent need for ethical, transparent, and human-centred approaches to digital transformation within the Creative Europe programme.
Creative Europe deserves its own strong, standalone budget line. It’s time to act against the current threats.
Last month, the Portuguese National Plan for the Arts (PNA) published the “Young People’s Addendum to the Porto Santo Charter”, a youth-led contribution to building a more inclusive and democratic cultural future in Europe.
Launched to empower cultural and artistic social enterprises with the tools they need to transition toward sustainability, EMCCINNO addresses the urgent need for practical, adaptable solutions.
Culture Action Europe joins over 570 organisations from 40 countries in signing Civil Society Europe’s open letter calling on those in power to act now and ensure that civil society is adequately funded and enabled to share our crucial perspectives.