Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends

The final session of our #InternationalCulturalPolicyConference, taking place on 26 September in #Podgorica, #Montenegro, emphasizes the importance of learning from one another to support diverse approaches to development, aiming to expand the viewpoints of the Compendium beyond Europe to include global perspectives. The following speakers will provide their insights: Anupama Sekhar (Strategic advisor for arts & culture policy | Board Member | UNESCO Expert) Milena Dragicevic Sesic (Professor at the University of Arts, Belgrade, Compendium Expert for Serbia) Terje Birkrem Hovland (Chair of the Steering Committee for Culture, Heritage and Landscape (CDCPP) of the Council of Europe) The session will be moderated by Ana Medigovic, Acting Director of the City Theatre and former Secretary for Culture of the Capital City Podgorica. On behalf of the University "Mediterranean" Podgorica we thank all of the announced speakers and look forward to an exciting conference in Montenegro!

Today we are proud to present the speakers of session 2 of our #InternationalCulturalPolicyConference, taking place on 26 September in #Podgorica. The session will explore how cultural policies can contribute to different pillars of development through best practice examples from all over Europe, using an interactive fishbowl and World Café format to encourage diverse perspectives. The following speakers will share their insights: Economic Development: Paraic Mc Quaid: Basic Income for Artists (Ireland) Andrew Ormston: Fair Work Policy Implementation in the Cultural Sector (UK) Social Development:  Luiza Moroz: Health and Well-being on European Cultural Policy (Culture Action Europe)  Pedro Perez Rothstein: Bridging the Gap between Cultural Policies and Health Policies (Spain) Environmental Development:  Diana Andreeva: New Policies for Sustainable Development of the Cultural Sector (Bulgaria) Ulrike Blumenreich: Supporting Sustainable Development of the Cultural Sector (Germany) Political Development:  Tobias Harding: Politicization and the Swedish Cultural Model (Sweden) Vladislav Scepanovic: Political Development and the Cultural Sector (Montenegro) The session will be moderated by Edin Jašarović, Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts in Cetinje, Montenegro. We thank all the above speakers for their commitment and look forward to hearing everyone's input! The speakers for session three will be announced soon. We look forward to seeing everyone in Montenegro soon!

Today we are proud to present to you the participants of the first session of our #InternationalCulturalPolicyConference, taking place on 26 September in #Podgorica, #Montenegro! The session will take a deeper dive into the meaning of #development in the context of cultural policy, and will cover different approaches - philosophical, artistic and political. We are proud to present to you the following speakers: - Solange Michel (Switzerland - Head International Affairs, Swiss Federal Office for Culture) - Natalija Vujosevic (Montenegro - Visual artist and curator) - Prince Nicolas Petrovitch Njegosh (Montenegro - Head of the Petrovitch Njegosh Fondation & last descendant of the Montenegrin dynasty Petrovic-Njegosh) - Đorđe Matić (Croatia - Writer and poet) - Andreas Joh. Wiesand (Germany - Founder ERICarts Network) - Justin O'Connor (Australia - Professor of Cultural Economy at the University of South Australia) The session will be moderated by: Eva Van Passel (Belgium - Research Coordinator, Flemish Department of Culture, Youth and Media) We thank all the above speakers for their commitment and look forward to hearing everyone's input! The speakers for session two and three will be announced soon! If we have sparked your interest and you want to attend the conference, please sign up via the following form: https://lnkd.in/ggiNhAZt

Two of the Compendium member states have recently seen highly relevant changes in their national cultural policy development: #Austria and #Estonia. In Austria, the Ministry of Art, Culture, Public Service, and Sport has published the "Federal Guidelines for Cultural Policy," outlining eight key fields of action and 20 specific guidelines to guide the country's cultural policy, emphasizing areas such as innovation, fairness, internationalization, and sustainability. In Estonia, the Cultural Endowment introduced creative work fees in May 2024 to provide artists with social and health insurance, enabling them to focus on specific creative activities while receiving appropriate compensation and addressing the lack of social guarantees for freelance artists. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e7Z7q6tv

Today we are proud to present to you the participants of the first session of our #InternationalCulturalPolicyConference, taking place on 26 September in #Podgorica, #Montenegro! The session will take a deeper dive into the meaning of #development in the context of cultural policy, and will cover different approaches - philosophical, artistic and political. We are proud to present to you the following speakers: - Solange Michel (Switzerland - Head International Affairs, Swiss Federal Office for Culture) - Natalija Vujosevic (Montenegro - Visual artist and curator) - Prince Nicolas Petrovitch Njegosh (Montenegro - Head of the Petrovitch Njegosh Fondation & last descendant of the Montenegrin dynasty Petrovic-Njegosh) - Đorđe Matić (Croatia - Writer and poet) - Andreas Joh. Wiesand (Germany - Founder ERICarts Network) - Justin O'Connor (Australia - Professor of Cultural Economy at the University of South Australia) The session will be moderated by: Eva Van Passel (Belgium - Research Coordinator, Flemish Department of Culture, Youth and Media) We thank all the above speakers for their commitment and look forward to hearing everyone's input! The speakers for session two and three will be announced soon! If we have sparked your interest and you want to attend the conference, please sign up via the following form: https://lnkd.in/ggiNhAZt

Don't forget! - You can still register for our conference in Montenegro until 25 July

Plans to increase the budget allocated to culture and a new programme for artistic development in urban peripheries are some of the latest cultural policy developments in #Portugal. Thanks to our Portuguese expert Cristina Farinha we are now able to present the first short cultrual policy profile for Portugal on the Compendium website. You can find the profile here: https://lnkd.in/enCRNns7

❗ PUBLIC REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN ❗ If you are interested in attending our International Cultural Policy Conference taking place on 26 September in Podgorica, Montenegro in collaboration with the University "Mediterranean" Podgorica, please express your interest until 25 July using this form: https://lnkd.in/ggiNhAZt Filling out this form does not confirm your attendance! Please wait until we get back to you after reviewing your registration. See you in Montenegro! Read more: https://lnkd.in/gZWN3XQt

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Today we are releasing two new Cultural Policy Short Profiles in their native language. The Short Profile for Spain is now available in Spanish and the Maltese profile can now be read in Maltese. These two profiles add to our growing collection of Cultural Policy Short Profiles that are available in their native language(s), which brings the number of native language profiles to eleven. Our aim is to make cultural policy information more widely available, especially to people who are not fluent in English. Thanks to Arts Council Malta for providing the Maltese translation and to Anna Villarroya and Pedro Perez Rothstein for proofreading the Spanish profile! Read more: https://lnkd.in/eWyiTc9N