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.
In the current European policy landscape, three main areas dominate discussions and decision-making: Competitiveness, Democracy, and Security. Culture plays a crucial role in each of these domains, offering a unique and transformative power that can shape Europe’s future.
This is the essence of a rageful dreaming – using anger and disquiet as catalysts for transformation and social innovation. By collectively imagining different futures, we push beyond the constraints of the present and create meaningful change.
Our campaign demands putting culture at the heart of the changemaking in a time full of division and crises. To help culture help Europe, we need to Ask, Pay, and Trust the Artist.
Culture Action Europe has sent a letter to the European Commission advocating for the integration of culture into the EU’s policies on defence, security, preparedness, and democracy.
Culture Action Europe has sent a letter to the European Commission advocating for the integration of culture into the EU’s policies on defence, security, preparedness, and democracy. This comes at a time when the European Union is confronting multiple emergencies and follows the announcement of the first-ever Security College by the President of the European … Continued
The initiators of Cultural Deal for Europe campaign express unwavering solidarity with the civil society in Georgia, and especially with Georgia’s artists, cultural heritage professionals and other cultural workers, who are courageously standing up for democracy, human rights, and freedom of expression.
On the third anniversary of Russia’s brutal and unprovoked war of aggression against Ukraine, Culture Action Europe reaffirms its support for Ukraine’s independence and territorial integrity. We share the speech of our Policy Adviser, Luiza Moroz, delivered on 19 November 2024 at the conference ‘Resilience Through Culture: The EU’s Support for the Ukrainian Cultural Sector,’ organised by the Goethe Institute with the support and participation of the European Commission (DG EAC) in Brussels.