This lunchtime session, hosted by Reset! network and Live DMA, presents findings and policy reflections following a mapping exercise on who owns what in the live music sector.
A new report from IETM exploring what ‘fair practice’ constitutes for artists and cultural workers internationally in 5 different countries around the world through case studies.
In Varietate Concordia is a new initiative organised in the framework of the European Heritage Hub, consisting of live talks, podcasts and columns to inspire reflection and provoke meaningful debates on the core challenges facing Europe.
“Culture, you show up here in small, almost invisible gestures.” Read today’s love letter from Gdańsk.
The Ortaklaşa programme aims to deepen cultural collaboration between culture and arts civil society organisations in Türkiye and Europe to support local cultural policies and collaboration through sub-grants, community-building, advocacy and mentorship.
UNESCO has released the fourth edition of the Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity report which builds upon data and analysis of 120 countries and common trends, challenges and opportunities for culture to explore how the 2005 Convention is applied today.
Join Culture Action Europe at Civil Society Week 2026 alongside our friends from Democracy International and the European Partnership for Democracy for a workshop co-creating recommendations to guide the implementation of the European Democracy Shield.
The Drama Artists’ Association of Serbia will present and explore the specific situation of the Serbian cultural scene in this Lunchtime Session, focusing on the importance of Serbian theatre for freedom of expression, democracy and solidarity.