
Culture Action Europe is happy to announce the latest in its culture and well-being-focused projects: CARE—Culture for Mental Health.
Culture Action Europe is happy to announce the latest in its culture and well-being-focused projects: CARE—Culture for Mental Health.
Add your name as one of the artists, curators, and cultural workers from across the globe who stand in solidarity with the people of Georgia and their artists.
On 26 November, EU Ministers for Culture convened under the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU and approved conclusions on improving and fostering access to culture.
Culture Action Europe officially kicks off the CultureAndHealth Platform, a four-year project focused on supporting artists working at the intersection of culture, health, and social sectors across Europe.
Last week, the EU Commissions’s AI Office published the first draft of a Code of Practice to define the technical measures and policies needed to meet the obligations of the AI Act. Take a look at CAE’s main takeaways from the first draft.
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.