Today, we are pleased to share a synthesis of WHO’s report, “Arts and Health: Supporting Well Being of Forcibly Displaced People,” created in collaboration with our partners. This synthesis is a response to CAE’s project #CultureForHealth, a cross-European collaborative project co-funded by the European Commission, involving Culture Action Europe, Trans Europe Halles, Central Denmark Region, … Continued
The #CultureForHealth project invites you to the launch of the CultureForHealth Report: a scoping review that looks at the links between culture and health, subjective well-being, community well-being, and positive COVID-19 outcomes
The CultureForHealth project is in the process of developing a paper, mapping evidence of the ways arts and culture can support the mental health and well-being of forcibly displaced people.
#CultureForHealth project launched policy discussions on culture and health interventions in Aarhus, Denmark. Policy-makers, researchers, artists & practitioners took part in a study visit to nurture cross-sectorial collaboration.
The European Dance Network (EDN) initiated the #DanceAndWellBeing campaign from November 2020 to February 2021 as a response to the many restrictions during Covid-19 and the disastrous impact of the virus on people’s lives. Through this campaign, EDN started to collect sectoral data on the contribution of dance to good health and well-being and identified … Continued
The topic of access to social protection is very broad. On the one hand, it seems impossible to address all social risks at once, and on the other hand counter-productive to address each social risk individually. Therefore we chose to identify categories of risks. The first survey on access to social protection for those in … Continued
Cultural practices and participation are key factors for social and personal well-being and contribute to citizens’ ability to deal with social and economic change. But these factors are seldom recognised in the existing, conventional systems of measurement. CAE has therefore addressed this issue by designing and disseminating an ad hoc information system, based upon qualitative … Continued
The topic of access to social protection is very broad. On the one hand, it seems impossible to address all social risks at once, and on the other hand counter-productive to address each social risk individually. Therefore we chose to identify categories of risks. The first survey on access to social protection for those in … Continued