The EU's cultural and creative sectors are not yet sufficiently integrated into the bloc's strategic policymaking, says Isabelle De Voldere, co-author of a new report presented to the European Parliament. These sectors have immense potential to drive positive social change through the EU's transformation agenda, she argues. Isabelle De Voldere spoke to Creatives Unite about the state of CCSIs at the start of the new legislature in the European Parliament.
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