The latest cookbook from EFA and Pearle* delves into what artistic freedom means within the context of ongoing threats and challenges to artistic freedom.
The latest cookbook from EFA and Pearle* delves into what artistic freedom means within the context of ongoing threats and challenges to artistic freedom.
On 8 December 2025, the European Commission organised a High-Level Round Table on Artists’ Working Conditions. Culture Action Europe was represented by its Head of Policy, Luiza Moroz, whose intervention included recommendations on how to approach the EU Artists’ Charter outlined in the recently unveiled Culture Compass for Europe.
On 8 December 2025, the European Commission organised a High-Level Round Table on Artists’ Working Conditions. Culture Action Europe was represented by its Head of Policy, Luiza Moroz, whose intervention included recommendations on how to approach the EU Artists’ Charter outlined in the recently unveiled Culture Compass for Europe.
An update on the 2025 Creative Europe European cooperation projects call, including an official response to our open letter published in November in which we call for action and safeguards to protect the future of the programme.
An update on the 2025 Creative Europe European cooperation projects call, including an official response to our open letter published in November in which we call for action and safeguards to protect the future of the programme.
This briefing on Culture and Digital was edited and coordinated by MCA and forms part of 10 policy briefings in the discussion paper ‘Towards the Culture Compass: A Sector Blueprint’ published by Culture Action Europe.
A report from On the Move that explores accessibility barriers faced by disabled people in higher education performing arts institutions across Creative Europe countries and the UK.
This briefing on International Cultural Relations was edited and coordinated by EUNIC and Goethe-Institut and forms part of 10 policy briefings in the discussion paper ‘Towards the Culture Compass: A Sector Blueprint’ published by Culture Action Europe. It outlines why international cultural relations are so important and some ways in which the EU could adopt a more strategic, coherent, and long-term approach embedded in its external action.