Why is the European Commission proposing an increased budget for the next EU Culture Programme Creative Europe? Why combine the current Culture and MEDIA Programmes? How will the new financial guarantee work? These are some of the questions that are tackled in a new set of short video interviews with Ann Branch, Head of Unit … Continued
On the 29th of March, campaign supporters ARCI, ECCOM, GAI and Perypezye Urbane organized a public debate about the campaign and the perspectives for culture in the next multiannual budget of the EU at Città dell’Altra Economia in Rome. The video documentation of the debate is now available online on this link: https://www.youtube.com/user/wearemoreitalia?feature=mhee
On 18 April, DG EAC will organise a conference on the role of culture in the inclusion of Roma minorities in Europe entitled: “From segregation to integration: the role of culture” in Brussels.
Thanks to the creative campaign supporter Folmer Kelly based in Sweden, we are very happy and proud to be able to present you with the campaign’s very own computer game!! The time to put culture on the agenda for the next EU budget is running out! Help Bouncy avoid the angry negotiation bells and feed … Continued
Culture Action Europe, in the framework of the ‘we are more – act for culture in Europe’ campaign welcomes the European Commission’s proposal for Creative Europe but calls for an improved recognition of the social dimension of arts and culture and the importance of risk taking and experimentation. The European Parliament and EU member states … Continued
All across Europe, members of Culture Action Europe and campaign supporters are organizing events that highlight the central role that the arts, culture and heritage play in our lives and, in this case, that classical music lives in the heart of our cities. Check out this Flashmob organized by the Association Française des Orchestres at … Continued
Campaign moment: Commissioner Vassiliou will present the new Culture Programme ‘Creative Europe’ in the European Parliament this morning the 23rd of November – watch it live using this link!
During the first day of the European Culture Forum more than 200 cultural operators mobilised in the square in front of the venue to show their support to the campaign as well as the proposed tax on financial transactions for increased solidarity, participation and citizenship – for arts and culture – we are more, act for culture in Europe!