A lot of questions arise on the corona line of Cultuurloket. That is why Cultuurloket has decided to organize various webinars around the topics ‘measures for the self-employed’ and ‘temporary unemployment’.
To mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (3 December), the EESC presented the short film To Be and Not to Be (in times of Corona).
This new, corona-proof edition will take place in the form of a digital festival and has as baseline ‘CTRL ACT DELETE’, asking itself the following question: “How can the media and cultural sectors reinvent themselves today?”
In times of uncertainty, it is needed to stay aware of the present. Aiming to better understand what is happening now in order to anticipate future behaviour, The Power House, an innovation agency for FashionTech and wearable technology, interviewed people from different disciplines, who have innovative and entrepreneurial spirits, to learn about how they are dealing with the present crisis, and how they are adapting to face the future.
The Festival Academy calls for applications for the third of their series of Online Trainings. Applications close by 10 November 2020.
If you are a professional from the Cultural and Creative Sectors interested in starting an entrepreneurial journey, fill out the survey to help the program become more relevant to the current needs.
Due to the pandemic, the media industry was forced to rethink, react and reboot its approach. But how should society restart after the pandemic? Which role do media play in this? October 20th (10AM-12PM)
The Un-Label Performing Arts Company was supposed to premiere three new international productions in May 2020 in Germany. Unfortunately, all the events had to be canceled due to the current Corona circumstances.
SAA is the association of European collective management organisations (CMOs) representing audiovisual authors. Its 33 members in 25 countries manage rights for over 140,000 film, television and multimedia European screenwriters and directors. The SAA is working to address the devastating situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
FRH the only organisation of its kind, is a not for profit, non-religious organisation open to all that brings together those who work to protect religious heritage across Europe. FRH members include NGOs, charities, government, religious and university departments.
Museums Wanted – Apply now to Museomix 2020 edition.
Follow Your Art is a funding campaign to support artists and art workers hit by the covid-19 measures across European countries and beyond.
An open letter sent on April 24th 2020 to the Belgian Prime Minister, Ms Sophie Wilmès; to the Belgian Regional Ministers: Mr Jan Jambon for the Flemish Region, Mr Elio Di Rupo for the Walloon Region and Mr Rudi Vervoort for the Brussels Capital Region ; to the Belgian Community Ministers : Mr Jan Jambon for the Flemish Community, Mr Pierre-Yves Jeholet for the Fench Community, and Oliver Paasch for the German Community; to the MPs of the different Belgian political entities; to the Belgian mayors; and to all Belgian politicians.
An open letter to Commission President von der Leyen, co-signed by 28 media stakeholders, experts and MEPs.
“A Confined Place” -carried out within the Creative Europe “A-Place” project- is a programme of activities to strengthen the sense of place in the times of confinement.
With most countries in lockdown and schools closed during the Covid-19 crisis, many will turn to video games to play, to learn, to exercise, and
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