This is the essence of a rageful dreaming – using anger and disquiet as catalysts for transformation and social innovation. By collectively imagining different futures, we push beyond the constraints of the present and create meaningful change.
Our campaign demands putting culture at the heart of the changemaking in a time full of division and crises. To help culture help Europe, we need to Ask, Pay, and Trust the Artist.
Culture Action Europe has sent a letter to the European Commission advocating for the integration of culture into the EU’s policies on defence, security, preparedness, and democracy.
Speech by Eluned Haf at TY Cymru (Wales House) Brussels at the launch of the Culture Shock Report by the Culture, Communications Welsh Language and Sports Committee of the Welsh Parliament
As the European Commission begins work on the Culture Compass, the EU’s new strategic framework for culture, Culture Action Europe is eager to collaborate and bring our insights to the table.
A new tool now offers freshly updated insights into artists’ status and social security across the 27 EU Member States.
Civil Society Week 2025 will gather a diverse range of civil society stakeholders from Europe and beyond, providing a unique platform to engage in critical debates, share best practices, and collaborate to develop solutions that foster social cohesion and strengthen democratic engagement.
‘Fostering dialogue in divisive times – A guide for museums regarding engagement with community forums on climate action’, equips museums with practical tools to organise and facilitate community forums. It highlights the evolving role of museums—not only as guardians of heritage but also as active facilitators of public discourse.