This report has been updated in October 2020 taking into account the new governmental
guidelines around COVID-19 until the end of 2020 and making projections related to the
sanitary and economic crisis in 2021.
This practical guide highlights emergency measures that have been deemed effective and beneficial, assesses emerging trends, identifies new and existing gaps and offers practical advice to help policymakers position the cultural and creative industries in social and economic recovery plans.
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.
Musician and sound artist Dave House, aka The Reverse Engineer, kicks off the series Hidden Door on 14th October with Iterations, a project that will see him invite six different kinds of artists to explore how Covid-19 restrictions have affected their creative process, output and mental health.
This fund aims to address the current financial hardship being felt by creative freelancers who normally work in the culture sector but whose work has been impacted by Covid-19.
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.
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.
A tool where to find all the creative economy related policies in each city.
Live updates in various fields regarding COVID-19.
A survey that aims at understanding how COVID 19 has impacted the creative and cultural sector in south west England.
Reflections on a post-corona-time; some responses from intellectuals and artists around the world with regard to the present predicament and what lies in store for us afterwards.
European Cultural Foundation and Fondazione CRT invite organisations from the Piedmont and Aosta Valley to apply for the third round of the European Culture of Solidarity Fund. Set up at the beginning of the pandemic crisis, the fund continues to support imaginative cultural initiatives that reinforce European solidarity and the idea of Europe as a shared public space.
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.
On 11 September 2020, the European Committee of the Regions’ Bureau approved the proposal by the SEDEC commission to draft an own-initiative opinion on the Restart of Cultural and Creative Sectors.
The SEDEC commission will adopt the draft opinion on the Restart of Cultural and Creative Sectors, with Giuseppe VARACALLI (IT/Renew Europe) as rapporteur, at its meeting on 25 November 2020.
The objective of this initiative is to establish a space for intersectoral collaboration and for plural and transparent dialogue between the citizens and the Government of Jalisco and the City Councils to give attention to the needs of the cultural sector and cultural communities in the face of the social and economic emergency derived from COVID-19 .
Disruption Network Lab launched a new programme stream – DISRUPTIVE FRIDAYS, live every Friday at 5pm Berlin time, where ideas for creative solutions and resistance to the isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, were shared. What are the strategies to keep working with art and culture when our contexts of sharing are so limited? What can we all learn from this situation to generate new forms of collective care?
The third edition of Forum on European Culture took place on September 17 to September 20, where, according to the organisation, now more than ever, the power of artists and thinkers to imagine a better future for Europe is needed.
The second round grantees grow immediate crisis responses into more future-oriented solutions and extend from local levels to building cross-national alliances and pan-European initiatives.
Pascal Gielen, a professor of cultural sociology at the Antwerp Research Institute for the Arts, will firstly presents a lecture, after which a discussion will follow, on what consequences does corona virus has for democracy, arts and culture.
The effects of COVID-19 are being felt across the globe. Extending far beyond how to prevent
transmission and look after the infected, the pandemic is raising fundamental questions about how
economies and societies are organised in addition to the limits and possibilities of government action.
A gathering of Mayors from global cities who will share learnings from the pandemic, and make the case for culture in recovery
A call for hope and solidarity in the context of the current crisis that was endorsed by more than 1600 French companies and organisations operating in the cultural, creative and media sectors
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