Event Dates: The session is offered twice on June 25 and June 27.
Organizer: Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision and ekip
Who is it for? Creative & cultural businesses and organisations, funders, investors, CCI innovation networks and policy makers
Register here
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About the event
During the event participants will join other creative & cultural practitioners, funders, policymakers, and innovation experts to explore the question: Does current funding for innovation match the characteristics and ambitions of cultural and creative industries? Participants are invited to discuss and imagine funding approaches that better align with the scale, diversity and ways of working in the sector.
The event is online and the session will be offered twice so you can join the time that fits you best:
- June 25, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM CEST, register here
- June 27, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM CEST, register here
The session will explore funding approaches that support sustainable innovation in and with the cultural and creative industries. During the event, participants will co-create ideas in small groups based aroundtopics indicated in their registration form. To structure the conversation, digital zine will be created, as a creative activity designed to challenge the collective imagination.
What to expect:
- A co-design session where cultural and creative practitioners, funders and policymakers come together. - Discussions around key topics: Recognition for artistic, cultural and creative practices in innovation funding; Involvement of creative and cultural industries in cross-sectoral collaboration processes; Conditions and requirements that come with innovation funding.
- Collaborative creation of zines that provide space for provocations.
For more information and to register please visit ekip's official website.
This event is organised by the Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision team in the context of the ekip initiative, the Innovation Policy Platform for the Cultural and Creative Industries, supported by the European Commission. The session’s outcomes will feed into policy recommendations developed through ekip, helping shape the future of EU innovation funding for the creative and cultural industries.
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Image: Photo by Vlada Karpovich
