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Culture as a Sector And Vector
Speakers and Discussion Activators Abris Gryllus – Artist, Hungary Alex Meszmer – Board member, Visarte, Switzerland Alexandra Sabino – Advisor to the Deputy Mayor for Culture, City of Lisbon, Portugal Alexandra Szalay-Bobrovniczky – Vice Mayor, Budapest András Szöllősi-Nagy – President, International Hydrological Programme, UNESCO András Török – Director, Summa Artium and Budapest City writer Annalisa Cicerchia – Senior researcher, ISTAT, Italy Beatriz … Continued
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Enjoy and be inspired by our conferences programme. You’ll find the full programme as pdf HERE
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Thanks to all participants, speakers and discussion activators that actively engaged in Beyond the Obvious 2017 “Europe, quo vadis?” Detailed report of the BtO 2017 Participants can access all the materials for each session in the reserved area, using the password provided. Looking forward to seeing you at the next BtO. Culture Action Europe Team
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Attachments 20 Reasons Why Culture Matters (2 MB)
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CAE reacts to a new Creative Europe proposal On 30 May 2018, the European Commission presented their proposal for the Creative Europe programme 2021-2027. Culture Action Europe (CAE) welcomes continuity of the programme as a promising development strongly promoted by CAE and its members. Culture Action Europe reacts to a new Creative Europe proposal Stand … Continued
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We are citizens and organisations who believe that culture is the foundation of European unity. It binds us together and underpins our sense of belonging to the European community; We believe that culture plays a crucial role in upholding common European values, nourishing mutual understanding among the peoples of Europe and fostering diverse and inclusive … Continued
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Facing the fourth industrial revolution requires a re-think of the different skills we equip our citizens with; from independent thinking to human-centred skills, such as social and artistic competences, or cultural expression. In an increasingly globalised world we can expect migratory flows that will require the embracing of cultural diversity, both in work settings and … Continued