EUNIC members discussed the effects of Covid-19 on their organisations and activities at a meeting in May 2020.

71 colleagues from EUNIC members and clusters worldwide shared experiences, discussed new ways of working online and looked ahead to post-pandemic strategies in a joint webinar.

The European Commission has set up measures to tackle the consequences of the coronavirus outbreak on the cultural and creative sectors, complementing EU countries’ initiatives.

EUNIC members are promoting cultural exchange beyond borders, sharing content online for free.

The cultural and creative sector is one of the sectors heavily affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus and subsequent crisis. What are governments doing to mitigate the losses?

As a team of seven based in Brussels, we have been working from home for ten days now. What are our five major takeaways? We’ll also talk about three tools that allow us to work more efficiently - and our team members give pro tips on how to cope during the corona epidemic.

In times of Covid-19 and #StayAtHome, new challenges arise to colleagues around the world. EUNIC Global has expanded its webinar offerings.

A group of six job shadowers – from the Lithuanian Cultural Institute in Vilnius, from Institute Cervantes in Madrid and from the British Council in Warsaw – followed a comprehensive Job Shadowing programme at the Goethe-Institut headquarters. Five of them share their experiences in Munich here.

EUNIC Global has collected all its resources for colleagues working in clusters and members' headquarters into one place.

What are the milestones for EUNIC in 2020? 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.