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Programme Méditerranéen Jeunesse en Action (Jeunesse Transformatrice en Action)
The Handbook of Cultural Work is a collection of articles divided in 6 Chapters: 1) Spaces and Cultural Action. 2) Cross-sectoral cultural action. 3) Politics, power and access. 4) The cultural economy, funding and policies in Europe. 5) Culture, the...
Rue Belliard 58
1040 Brussels
Belgique
Cultural Innovators Network aims to promote cultural experimentation and innovation across
borders, as we see creativity as a fundamental component of change. We stand for democracy, knowledge, mobility, diversity and exploration, executed on a local, regional and international level. Since 2012, we have implemented more than 30 projects in 13 countries which have contributed to change and innovation in local societies. From media, to arts, to social entrepreneurship, to active citizenship, to peace work-CIN is building its unique personality as a cross-cultural and cross-sectoral platform for innovation.
CIN objectives with its projects and programs from media, to arts, to social entrepreneurship, to active citizenship, to peace work:
-Reaching wider audience
-Developing new partnerships in local and international levels
-More impact in the local
-Capacity building activities for our members
Overview of CIN Activities
CIN was established in 2012 in Istanbul, Turkey. With the participation of more than 100 people in the first forum, 20 projects were developed by the participants, ranked by all the members and financed by CIN. Second forum was held in, Hammamet, Tunisia, in 2013. Third forum was held in Thessaloniki, Greece, in 2014. New 10 projects were developed by the participants, ranked by all the members and financed by CIN. Cultural Innovations Days (CIDs) were held in five cities throughout November 2014: Algiers, Baghdad, Beirut, Berlin, and Thessaloniki. CINnovation Journeys happened in different cities with the participation of 20 members (10 travellers and 10 hosts) occurred throughout November 2014: Amman/Ramallah, Beirut, Belgrade, Berlin, Istanbul, Rabat, Tel Aviv/Jerusalem, Thessaloniki, Zagreb/Sarajevo.
CIN on Social Media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/culturalinnovators?fref=ts
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CIN_Network
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CINnovatorsNetwork
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cultural-innovators-network
Cultural Innovators Network is a unique personality as a cross-cultural and cross-sectoral platform for innovation which is mainly functioning in Euro-MENA region in which many countries are witnessing political and social transformation. Thus, our projects and programs are directly addressing to the current dynamics while fostering the values of coexistence, human dignity, proserity and mutual understanding. Our members (109 members and 30 alumni) are composed of young people who are actively working on the ground in their countries. With the huge potential of the already existing projects and the members, CIN will be glad to contribute the ALF Network via intercultural exchanges and common projects.
It is an honor for CIN to be part of the ALF Network and collaborate via projects, program and certain events while we are sharing the same values and functioning in Euro-MENA region.
Rue de l'Orient 71
Brussels
Belgique
CUMEDIAE’s mission is to provide advice and services to public and private institutions in the field of cultural industries and the arts with a European and international perspective. CUMEDIAE advises its clients in building their international projects; facilitates their access to public and private funding; provides advice related to international aspects of cultural industries and arts related activities and projects (access to foreign markets, co-productions, search for partners, international promotion and communication); and contributes to the on-line and off line communication aspects of these activities. Finally, CUMEDIAE and its professional network produces analysis and research in its area of expertise.
CUMEDIAE’s current projects and contracts already involve among others: the European Parliament; the cultural departments of the Cities of Barcelona and Madrid; the Fundació La Caixa; the Forum d’Avignon; IMAGO (European Cinematographers); Europa Distribution, the European Producers Club; the China Europe Youth Orchestra; Madrid’s Círculo de Bellas Artes; the Festival de Cinéma Européen de Les Arcs; or the Casablanca Art Week.
CUMEDIAE would like to foster relationships of artists, organizations and businesses in the field of culture between Europe in one side, and the south Mediterranean countries on the other side, collaborating with members of the Anna Lindh Foundation in the development of their projects and fostering their visibility through our platforms and activities.
The Anna Lindh Foundation Network represents for our professional field to be in touch with the leading institutions and professionals in the field of Culture and the Creative and Cultural Industries operating in the Mediterranean region. We would like to participate in the network of contacts and information provided by the Anna Lindh Foundation.
13 rue Baron Horta
1000 Brussels
Belgique
Culture Action Europe (CAE) is the major European network of cultural networks, organisations, artists, activists, academics and policymakers. As the only intersectoral network it brings together members and strategic partners from all areas of culture. Culture Action Europe is the political voice of the cultural sector in Europe, the first port of call for informed opinion and debate about arts and cultural policy.
Culture Action Europe maintains an ongoing dialogue and knowledge sharing between the European cultural sector and policymakers. CAE advocates for transformative cultural policies that recognise and support culture as a sector in its own right and a catalyst contributing to other sectors.
Culture Action Europe is a membership based association. At the time of application, we count 225 member across Europe and beyond and 5 staff members. CAE is supported by the European Union, with an average yearly budget of 300,000 euros.
Culture Action Europe is driven by its belief that culture serves as a fundamental cornerstone for shaping a shared future in an open, globally connected Europe, ensuring the sustainability of our planet, and fostering plural, open, and caring societies.
- We operate within a trans-European territory and beyond, both in rural and urban areas. This puts us in a unique position to interact with and mediate geographical, political, economic, societal, technological, legal and environmental frontiers
- We draw from the knowledge and experience of our members – networks, institutions, projects, associations and individuals who are active on a national, regional or local level, providing an active network of engagement across cultural forms
- We create understanding of different cultural needs, practices and applicable policies within a diversity of contexts
- We facilitate effective policy-level communications between the European institutions, Member States, regional and local authorities and cultural actors.
- We generate debate beyond the usual spheres and create peer-to-peer relations with other sectors by positioning the critical value of contemporary culture in relation to the production of knowledge
- We embrace the principles that protect human dignity as enshrined in international law, with special focus on the legal instruments that are specific to EU Law (primary and secondary legislation) as well as the European Convention on Human Rights
- We advocate for the intrinsic value and positive role of culture in European societies
Rue de la Concorde 60 1050 Ixelles
Bruxelles
Belgique
Since 2001, the missions of Culture and Democracy Organizations are as follows:
- Without seeking to replace the existing actors and organizations, association plays the part of relay between the cultural actors (actors of ground, artists, institutions) and the various actors of the democracy (associative world, social actors, public sector, decision makers etc). As a network, it develops and consolidates footbridges between the sectors (and public) of the culture, education, social, health, policy etc.
- Culture and Democracy organize moments of reflexion, in working groups and at the time of meeting-debates, which are the subject of reports/ratios, booklets, of guides, etc.
- It produces tools of information and sensitizing to the stakes of its sets of themes of action: the Newspaper and the Letter of Culture and Democracy, an Internet site, etc.
Culture and Democracy, the matter is very vast! Our work is centered on various sets of themes:
- Art and company: to promote the role of art and the culture in the defense of the democratic values.
- Art and school: to encourage art and the artistic practice at the school.
- intercultural Dialogue: to support an intercultural company and to fight the identity folds.
- Art and solidarity: to support the access and the participation in the culture the public ones weakened.
- Practical cultural and engagement: to develop the bonds between the cultural practices and the citizen participation.
- Access to the culture: to encourage the cultural institutions to accomodate all the public ones.
34 Rue Berckmans, B-1060 Bruxelles
Bruxelles
Albanie
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Menenstraat
24
1060 Brussel
Belgique
Talent for young people in a multicultural area. Green education for people in precarious situation based on the values they have.
Employment, intercultural activities, content related spare time, social projets.
We have a network over the world with young people involved dialogue.
Network development, projects, exchange activity and profound reflection
Donkerstraat 32
1750 Gaasbeek (Lennik)
Belgique
de School van Gaasbeek is an incubator for the arts in the countryside around Brussels, Belgium in a beautiful area called 'Pajottenland'. Septemberfestival is the main public event of the organisation, It focuses on large audiences, presenting high national and international work, next to work from the incubator. The performances are presented mainly outdoors. The rural context plays a very important role as the location of in situ projects and work with the rural context as a backdrop and inspiration.
We would like to exchange, and find partners over Europe
For the funding opportunities
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