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MCP Broker | Brokering Migrants’ Cultural Participation After the final conference in Barcelona, you can now check the conclusions of the five partner countries involved in this project. Special mention to the Belgian participation: the conclusions in English are available on the MCP Broker’s website. If you prefer, you can also have a look at the report in … Continued

project

MCP Broker (Brokering Migrants’ Cultural Participation) ended in June 2015. The conclusions of the project for the Belgian part are available in English, French and Dutch. These reports present the results of the work carried out by the Belgian actors in this project and conclusions on the Belgian particularities in intercultural participation of migrants. You … Continued

Past project

project

Beyond the Obvious 2015 will take place in Gothenburg; one of Sweden’s most vibrant cities, located in the Västra Götaland region. All sessions and presentations will be held in English. Learn more about the Brewhouse (Åvägen 24, 412 51 Göteborg) and Gothenburg University, (Vasagatan 1, 405 30 Gothenburg) Beyond the Obvious’ , in Gothenburg and … Continued

Past project

news

A month before the European Parliament will officially award it’s 9th Lux Prize on diversity in European film production in Strasbourg on 25 November, film enthusiasts in all 28 Member States can watch the three finalist films and vote for their favourite during the fourth edition of the “Lux Film Days”. Screenings of the three … Continued

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Member Organisation Action Committee for Artists’ Rights, International Theatre Institute Worldwide, ITI, Germany Artists at Risk Connection, ARC, PEN America, New York Art Moves Africa, AMA, Brussels ArtWatch Africa, Arterial Network Brunnenpassage, Austria Cooperativa La Communitaria, Argentina Creative Memory Syria  European Music Council, EMC, Germany Federation of European Film Directors, FERA H.E.A.T, New York, USA Index on … Continued

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advocacy

Statement in support of Association Racines and all Moroccan artists Culture Action Europe, together with other members of Arts, Rights and Justice working group, signed and supports Association Racines and all Moroccan artists through a statement condemning the banning of two representations of a theatre performance entitled « “b7al b7al”, on the 4th & 5th July … Continued