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Today, Culture Action Europe is introducing the “#CulturalMealEU Cookbook.” A ‘palatable’ breakdown of the calls of the 2023 Cultural Deal for Europe statement is served fresh to your table.

This final episode of special four-part podcast series explores our digital reality and what it means for the future of the cultural sector.

Check out our statement and wrap-up of the Cultural Deal EU annual policy conversation: ‘Culture is the new energy for Europe.’

This third episode of a special four-part podcast series explores on cultural work, with an important focus on the right to work in the cultural sector under decent conditions.

On the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of the sovereign state, Culture Action Europe stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

Here are some recent updates on the Come2Art project, which gives artists a leading social role in building community resilience through arts and creative placemaking.

This second episode of a special four-part podcast series explores what affects the right to participate in cities’ cultural life.

Two years on, the New European Bauhaus (NEB) initiative launched by the European Commission to bring together sustainability, inclusion and aesthetic under the umbrella of the Green Deal has been set in motion.

The members of the #Culture2030Goal Campaign welcome the undertaking in the Declaration of the MONDIACULT 2022 Conference to integrate a specific Culture Goal in the post-2030 development agenda. In this context, the campaign releases the new Statement.

The SHIFT Eco-Guidelines, initiated by the nine SHIFT partners and created in collaboration with the Green Leisure Group and Creative Carbon Scotland, are a first step towards filling a gap in the environmental certification offer.

The first episode of a four-part podcast series exploring the current discourse and practice around cultural rights in our communities across Europe.

Mental health is a major societal challenge facing the EU. It deeply affects the health and well-being of individuals and has profound implications for the economy and social cohesion. The Commission would like to hear stakeholders’ views.