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.
Culture Action Europe (CAE), the European Cultural Foundation, and Europa Nostra are coordinating the European Heritage Alliance and organising the online debate “A Cultural Deal for Europe” that will be held on 18 November 2020 from 15h00 to 17h00 CET.
Europeana 2020 builds on the momentum arose from this crisis to explore how to develop an open, knowledgeable and creative society.
The state institution of Journalism Lab in North Rhine-Westphalia has announced a one-time special price for local online media during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Back in July, German scientists were planning a 4,200-person experimental concert to gain a better understanding of COVID-19’s transmission risk. Now, these researchers have determined that music concerts are safe with masks and proper ventilation.
The Festival Academy calls for applications for the third of their series of Online Trainings. Applications close by 10 November 2020.
In the open letter, published on October 30, 2020, Culture Action Europe, along with other 109 pan-European cultural networks and associations calls the European Union (EU) and EU member states to protect culture as part of the coronavirus recovery plans and dedicate at the very least 2% of national Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) budget to culture and creative sectors.
Pearle* calls for EU and Member States to provide targeted support through the EU recovery package.
The team behind the Europeana XX project share insights from their recent interview with European Commissioner Mariya Gabriel, one of the project’s Ambassadors of Change, who shared her thoughts on the opportunities and challenges facing the cultural heritage sector in the time of COVID-19.
The ENCATC Congress aims to provide a space for encounter, to learn from leading experts,
get to common questions and look for common answers that may help all actors in the cultural
management and policy sphere navigate uncharted waters.
The new Czech streaming service by the name of Dramox, presents some of the best theatre productions Czechia has to offer. In doing so, the platform aims to give back to the struggling industry, while providing Czech theatre goers with a much-needed fix, and maybe even bring over some new, younger fans.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a direct and indirect impact on the entire spectrum of EU policies in the short, medium and long term, as well as on its external projection. This Symposium will contribute to building the necessary conditions to prevent future pandemics from having the same negative impact on the Cultural Heritage Sector, through the exchange of good practices and dialogues on policies, regulations, as well as standards and protocols.
Slow Food and Europa Nostra launched a joint policy brief on food heritage, to demonstrate the links between food and culture, and to enjoin the EU institutions to better safeguard this intangible heritage, as it constitutes a strong social, economic, and environmental asset for Europe’s post Covid-19 recovery.
Kuvertura is a game between strangers who like to read and a way to support the small bookstores in the center of Athens, in the era of pandemic and social distancing.
A freeform discussion painting a doomsday scenario and its possible positive alternative – a vision-driven future for European film with, at its core, European co-productions and their visibility.
20 organisations from across the cultural and creative sector have joined to address a letter to the members of the European Parliament asking them to support a number of amendments tabled on the draft Report on a Recovery and Resilience Facility.
This ICRRA conference examines the state, shape and role of international cultural relations at a time of global crisis.
A survey aiming to understand if this project idea is relevant to the current needs of the young people, school and its staff, and the artists and cultural and artistic community.
The AMA Arts Marketing Festival is built to be experienced entirely online; a space to reflect on challenges, recognise success, and process a year unlike any other.
1 – 2 December 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)
Liveurope have joined forces with 25 other organisations from across Europe’s cultural and creative sectors to address a letter to European Commissioners Thierry Breton (Internal Market) and Paolo Gentiloni (Economy) regarding the EU’s flagship investment programme InvestEU.
This survey is created on the effects the COVID-19 crisis has had on
CCI workers across Europe, in order to create a strong argument to advocate for the sector.
Heidelberg launched a solidarity programme “Solo Fantastico” for freelance artists.
An initiative where artists and creative workers from UNESCO Creative Cities Network respond to global crisis with video messages.
“Coronline” is a project of the city of Heidelberg to support Heidelberg’s economy and culture during the COVID-19 crisis.
The Compendium’s interview series, are examining the different dimensions of the role of artists, policy makers and the effects of COVID-19 on arts and culture in Europe.
The Compendium of Cultural Policies & Trends seeks to generate and review policy standards in areas of concern to governments and society, by providing knowledge, statistics, comparisons, resources, thematic sections and more. The country profiles contain information on the historical development, present structure, financial aspects, specific sectors and ongoing debates in national cultural policies.
How do different metropolises deal with the corona pandemic and the value of arts & culture in these cities?
Country specific information on the implications for the cultural and creative sector and the measures that have been taken.
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