While Amplify is a grant-funded project slated for the ongoing participation of 12 hubs, anyone interested in contributing a recommendation within the Amplify framework is welcome to get involved. If your group or organisation would like to submit a contribution that focuses on bringing underrepresented voices within the cultural sector to the forefront, contact Maya … Continued
On 19th June 2021, 57 civil society organisations from across Europe sent a letter to the Executive Board of the Conference on the Future of Europe (hereafter: the Conference), expressing strong concerns about the lack of inclusion of marginalised communities in the Conference.
Dear members of the Conference Plenary, On 19th June 2021, 57 civil society organisations from across Europe sent a letter to the Executive Board of the Conference on the Future of Europe (hereafter: the Conference), expressing strong concerns about the lack of inclusion of marginalised communities in the Conference. On 16th July 2021, the Co-Chairs sent a reply, indicating … Continued
📍 Click the “Endorse” button to support the #Amplify recommendations on the CoFoE platform. The CoFoE platform has a built-in translator so you can read any post in your preferred language and leave comments that anyone will be able to read. Denmark #Amplify hub recommendation: 🇩🇰‘The EU is us: Give EU back to the … Continued
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The report brings together the main learning points we have drawn from the Perform Europe process, since its start in December 2020. The Perform Europe process so far highlights the urgency to rethink the current system of touring and distribution support in Europe, in order to make it more balanced, sustainable and inclusive.
The 4thUnited Cities and Local Government (UCLG) Culture Summit took place on 9-11 of September 2021 in Izmir, Turkey. Under the title “Culture: Shaping the future”, stakeholders of the cultural sectors convened together with mayors and local leaders, academics, activists, and representatives of civil society organizations to discuss the contribution of culture to sustainable development.
From 17 to 19 September, the first of the Citizens’ Panels for the Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) took place in Strasbourg. A key feature of the CoFoE, these panels convene 800 randomly chosen European citizens to jointly think about the future they want for the European Union.