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.
A series of public online webinars that EJN will run over the coming month A that deal with various aspects of the covid-19 crisis and its short and long-term effects on the creative music sector and all its stakeholders.
PICE March Mobilty Grants – extended deadline until June 17th due to COVID19 emergency.
Guided tours as a response to promote cultural heritage sites in these difficult times.
A documentation poster in order to depict these strange times at home.
Museums Wanted – Apply now to Museomix 2020 edition.
A launch of a special series of workshops addressing the topic and exploring capacity building for the cultural heritage sector.
The European Commission, to complement and support Member States’ actions, has taken a set of measures to tackle the consequences of the novel coronavirus outbreak on the cultural and creative sectors.
This page is for artists, organisations who are beneficiaries, and other participants in the Creative Europe Programme.
To ensure the recovery is sustainable, even, inclusive and fair for all Member States, the European Commission is proposing to create a new recovery instrument, Next Generation EU, embedded within a powerful, modern and revamped long-term EU budget.
Pearle introduces a map with the dates that live performance venues and events open their doors again after #covid19 lock-down.
Follow Your Art is a funding campaign to support artists and art workers hit by the covid-19 measures across European countries and beyond.
The impact of coronavirus – ELIA member survey.
Hatch Ideas is a series of talks to help freelancers and small business owners build their capacity to get through the current crisis and maybe even leapfrog their business.
The DATAMI public programme will host a dialogue between artists and JRC scientists.
A virtual residency and digital tour.
A webinar where 9 giffoners set to talk to the european commissioner Mariya Gabriel, a unique opportunity to talk about their future and some topics for the youth: culture, innovation, education.
NEMO report on the impact of COVID-19 on museums in Europe.
A European web conference on the value and use of 3D digital cultural heritage for resilience, recovery and sustainability.
A call on the national governments to take measures, considering the urgency of the current moment and aiming at the long-term viability of the sector.
A help with the effect of COVID-19 by an emergency funding.
AIPCE is a network of independent Press and Media Councils in Europe to enhance cooperation and exchange of information. Its annual conferences provide a forum for Media and Press Council representatives to discuss topical issues, to exchange ideas and to offer and receive advice.
NME promotes the interests of the news media industry to the European Union institutions aiming to uphold and enhance the freedom to publish and to champion the news brands – in print and on line – that are powering the creative industries of the EU.
ECPMF is a non-profit organisation that was founded in Leipzig, Germany, 2015. It operates on the basis of the European Charter on Freedom of the Press and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
Eurozine is an online magazine and European network linking up more than 90 cultural journals and associates in 35 countries.
ERGA brings together heads or high level representatives of national independent regulatory bodies in the field of audiovisual services, to advise the Commission on the implementation of the EU’s Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD).
EPC is a high-level group of Chairmen and CEOs of Europe’s leading media groups representing companies which are active in news media, television, radio, digital market places, journals, eLearning, databases and books.
EGTA is a non-profit association based in Brussels that represents the interests of television and radio sales houses. EGTA is the European trade association for marketers of advertising solutions across (multiple) screens and/or audio platforms, with the aim to help its members protect, grow and diversify their business around content edited and broadcast on a linear basis by their TV channels and/or radio stations.
A platform that brings together the extraordinary range of digital culture produced during the lockdown, in order to make it accessible to web users.
A page that gathers all the information about the latest live streams, donation campaigns and multiple activities that bring music + dance directly to our homes and support the performing arts and cultural sector.
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