The NamePlaceFund campaign coordinators have sent an open letter to the Irish Presidency of the Council calling for a vision of research, innovation and competitiveness in the next MFF that fully embeds the arts and the CCSI to address the challenges of the future.
This Lunchtime Session, presented by Jazz Solidarity Network (Greece), introduces the Outta Climate Festival, a participatory cultural initiative operating at the intersection of art, music, and sustainable urban mobility, inviting reflections on how similar approaches can be adapted and developed across different European contexts.
A new publication from the Heritage Alliance (UK) draws on case studies in cultural heritage to explore how heritage operates as both a national asset and a global connector to address global challenges.
Trust the Process is a podcast about socially engaged arts that invites you to trust the unconventionality of artistic processes and, more importantly, the impact they can have over time. This project is part of the Ask, Pay, Trust the Artist campaign and is supported by the Alliance for Socially Engaged Arts.
A new report from IETM exploring what ‘fair practice’ constitutes for artists and cultural workers internationally in 5 different countries around the world through case studies.
No support for creative industries in the next EU budget? The new MFF proposal debuffs support for the more economic dimensions of culture, its digitalisation and financial tools that help creative businesses grow, merging these into the European Competitiveness Fund which barely mentions creative sectors. What does this mean moving forward?
In Varietate Concordia is a new initiative organised in the framework of the European Heritage Hub, consisting of live talks, podcasts and columns to inspire reflection and provoke meaningful debates on the core challenges facing Europe.
No support for creative industries in the next EU budget? The new MFF proposal debuffs support for the more economic dimensions of culture, its digitalisation and financial tools that help creative businesses grow, merging these into the European Competitiveness Fund which barely mentions creative sectors. What does this mean moving forward?