Experts A group of additional experts in the field of audience development – with various backgrounds and nationalities – collaborate and integrate with the Consortium team. Amaia Makua – Institute for Leisure Studies, University of Deusto (Spain) Marcin Poprawski – AMU Culture Observatory, Adam Mickiewicz University (Poland) Niels Righolt CKI – The Danish Centre for … Continued
Dear members of Culture Action Europe, dear friends and supporters, The European project is currently being attacked from many sides. Nationalistic tendencies are increasing in scope and visibility. The increase in the arrival of refugees and migrants to Europe is unprecedented – and instead of demonstrating solidarity and engaging in the development of intercultural societies, … Continued
CAE MEMBERS’ FORUM #2 MARCH 9-10-11/03/16 LA VALLÉE Rue Lavallée 39 1080 Molenbeek BRUSSELS for CAE Members only Last year, over 70 members gathered with the Board and the Secretariat to better understand the work of CAE and its implications. Learning from this first experience, we have been working to bring this year’s edition one … Continued
Beyond the Obvious (BtO) creates a space to rethink culture, to explore its borders and edges and aims to move beyond those conventional assumptions, beliefs and practices that impede the contribution of culture to social and economic regeneration at a local, national and European level. BtO enables and facilitates collaboration between actors from different sectors … Continued
A model for cultural development where heritage is an important factor of growth and social cohesion Attachments Presentation Giovanna Barni (467 kB)
Culture Action Europe wants to bring your attention a petition furthered by members of the Art Rights and Justice (ARJ) working group. For more information on ARJ, please see : http://cultureactioneurope.org/milestone/arj-arts-rights-justice/ In January 2016, a petition was initiated expressing concern on the imprisonment and sentencing of two Iranian musicians (Mehdi Rajabian and Emadi) and a … Continued
On the 19th of January 2016, the European Parliament adopted the resolution “Towards a Single Digital Market Act” The committees responsible were the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy and the Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection. The Committee for Culture and Education was asked for an opinion. Indeed, the strategy proposed … Continued
After the adoption by the Committee on Culture and Education on the 21st of December 2015, it is the European Parliament as a whole which yesterday passed by a large majority (+554, -147, ¤12) the Report on the role of intercultural dialogue, cultural diversity and education in promoting EU fundamental values (Rapporteur: Julie Ward, Socialists … Continued