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Culture as a Sector And Vector

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The 2019 Edition of Beyond the Obvious focuses on cultural practices in non-urban territories. Culture Crops: cultural practices in non-urban territories sparks the debate on peripheral territories. Where does their territory begin and where it does it end? How do they see themselves and how are they seen by others? What are they and how … Continued

Where: Constanz-Kreuzlingen. Germany, Switzerland. 
When: 6 February 2019 17:12
news

The European Parliament Elections are approaching quickly, taking place in the 27 Member States of the European Union between 23-26 May 2019. In anticipation of this, Culture Action Europe (CAE) has developed an elections campaign to drive discussion on key cultural issues. This aims both to encourage MEPs to put forward their positions, and to … Continued

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Culture Action Europe will be speaking at the Public Policy Exchange event on the 6th of February 2019 in Brussels. Sophie Dowden, policy officer at CAE will join the expert panel with other Culture Action Europe members like Ignasi Guardans, CEO of CUMEDIAE and Elke Van Lent, Coordinator of WC – Association of Flemish Culture … Continued

Where: Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre. Brussels, Belgium. 
When: 14 January 2019 12:39
advocacy

Want to join the campaign? Check this toolkit out to see how you can be involved. The Culture Action Europe EP Elections 2019 Campaign aims to foster a stronger recognition of the cultural dimension of the European Union and culture’s contribution to Europe and to encourage voters to make their voice heard by participating in the European Parliamentary elections. The … Continued

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EU citizens are called to the ballot boxes to take part in European Parliamentary elections 23-26 May 2019. In the run-up to the vote, Culture Action Europe calls on political parties to recognise culture’s contribution to Europe as a necessary source of unity and a force for cooperation and mutual understanding. Culture Action Europe (CAE) … Continued

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This set of questions has been developed to collect the positions of candidates/political parties on the core cultural policy issues (available in different languages). How to use it: Use these questions when meeting candidates at public meetings, debates or in social media interactions. Send them to political representatives, use them in surveys and/or in podcasts … Continued

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