Five learnings after 10 days of working remotely as a team
WORK DURING #STAYATHOME
As a team of seven based in Brussels, we have been working from home for ten days now. What are our five major takeaways?
EUNIC in digital
EUNIC Members' online offerings
EUNIC Members' online offerings EUNIC members are promoting cultural exchange beyond borders, sharing freely available online content.
EUNIC webinar series
EUNIC Talks
In times of Covid-19 and #StayAtHome, new challenges arise to colleagues around the world. EUNIC Global has expanded its webinar offerings.
EUNIC webinar series
EUNIC Talks
In times of Covid-19 and #StayAtHome, new challenges arise to colleagues around the world. EUNIC Global has expanded its webinar offerings.
Toolkit for EUNIC colleagues
EUNIC resources
Always looking for EUNIC documents such as Cluster Guidelines, logos or General Assembly reports? EUNIC Global has collected all its resources for colleagues working in clusters and members' headquarters into one place.
International cultural relations in the Cultural Affairs Committee
Make culture count
EUNIC recently presented a response paper to Council Conclusions on international cultural relations at Cultural Affairs Committee of the Council of the European Union.
Toolkit for EUNIC colleagues
EUNIC resources
Always looking for EUNIC documents such as Cluster Guidelines, logos or General Assembly reports? EUNIC Global has collected all its resources for colleagues working in clusters and members' headquarters into one place.
International cultural relations in the Cultural Affairs Committee
Make culture count
EUNIC recently presented a response paper to Council Conclusions on international cultural relations at Cultural Affairs Committee of the Council of the European Union.
Interview with EUNIC Global director
“It's so obvious that you can do a better job when you work together"
EUNIC Global director Gitte Zschoch sheds light on the future work plan, demystifies a common misconception about EUNIC, and reflects on what she has learned since arriving in Brussels.
Preparatory Action in international cultural relations project implementation
European 'Houses' of Culture - 5 pilot projects selected
On 17 January, the international selection committee selected 5 projects for implementation in 2020.


Building trust and understanding between the peoples of Europe
and the rest of the world through culture
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 We are 36 organisations responsible for cultural relations.

Our institutes come from all EU member states.

Over 100 clusters in our global network deliver collaborative cultural relations projects.

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Crossroads for Culture
Cultural Diplomacy Platform
Cluster Development Programme
Knowledge Sharing Workshops
Cluster Projects
  1. The Crossroads for Culture project is aimed at strengthening EUNIC’s capacity to enable cultural players from all EU Member states to work transnationally, internationalise cultural and creative sectors and further enhance the European cultural relations sector.

    This project is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme as part of its support to European networks. After a first selection in 2014, EUNIC was awarded a subsequent grant for the period of 2017 through 2021.
  1. EUNIC Global is a consortium member of the Cultural Diplomacy Platform.

    The mission of the Platform is to strengthen the EU’s ability to engage meaningfully with different audiences and stakeholders in its partner countries, through enhanced cultural relations and cultural cooperation.

    The main objectives are to: Support the further development of cultural diplomacy policies, activities, methodologies, tools and training programmes, within the broader framework of EU Public Diplomacy; Assist in policy dialogues and advise on cultural diplomacy issues; and Strengthen communities/networks of cultural diplomacy practitioners.

    The Cultural Diplomacy Platform is implemented by a consortium composed of the British Council, Centre for Fine Arts/BOZAR, EUNIC-Global, European Cultural Foundation, the Institut-Français and led by Goethe-Institut, that has been selected through a Call for tender.
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  1. EUNIC Global is running a Cluster Development Programme to enhance the capacity of EUNIC members to work together by means of clusters. The programme consists of a series of regional meetings of EUNIC clusters and members operating in a region to develop a strategic approach to their work.

    The programme is financed under EUNIC Crossroads for Culture - Enhancing EU Member States Transnational and International Cooperation project under the Creative Europe Programme.
  1. Knowledge sharing workshops are hosted by EUNIC member organisations for professional exchange on operations and management. The serve the statutory purpose of EUNIC to share best practices and discuss issues of common interest.
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    In the workshop, key senior staff members and sometimes external stakeholders meet to discuss on a variety of issues deemed relevant for the strengthening of the network and its members.
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    Find out more about past topics for knowledge sharing workshops in the members section.
  1. EUNIC clusters develop and implement collaborative cultural relations projects across the world. Activities are based on three-year strategies.

    EUNIC clusters engage in partnerships with a wide range of stakeholders, from local cultural actors to national authorities to international players, and seek strategic partnership to EU Delegations or Representations in the host country.

    See our projects page for more information.

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