New digital infrastructure should serve the preservation of Europe's cultural treasures and promote co-creation and collaboration between the cultural and creative sectors and the technology industry.
Commission launches "NEB Lab" with new projects and call for friendship.
On the occasion of ECIS22, the European Federation for the Creative Economy was founded in Graz on 9 May 2022.
Through research and key observations, this SHIFT publication begins to nuance some preconceptions about the status quo of gender and power relations in the arts.
In this way, the EU aims to help cultural and creative industries, from cinemas to festivals, recover from the covid crisis and foster their creative processes and innovation potential.
The Commission supports the cultural sector with an online guide to EU funding.
The new Bauhaus initiative aims to create attractive, sustainable and inclusive places, products and lifestyles in the EU. It adds a cultural and creative dimension to the Green Deal, helping to make innovation and the economy more sustainable.
Since July, an interactive mapping tool has summarised and made available EU funding opportunities across all EU funding programmes for self-employed persons and associations from the press, publishing, radio and audiovisual services.
New FLIP report examines policy initiatives for the creative industries in the Corona pandemic
Mathias Haas from the Viennese social media consultancy "SuperSocial" talks about his experiences with the EU exchange programme for young entrepreneurs in a video.
