Video of our Information Session on Erasmus+ Funding Call, Partnerships for Creativity featuring insights from Ulla Hokkanen, Galway Community Circus, who has coordinated a large number of Erasmus+ projects.
Our first conversation in our September series of webinars features Kath Gorman from Cork Midsummer Festival, one of Ireland’s most renowned arts festivals, and visual artist, Marie Brett. Both have been involved in BE PART- BEyond PARTticipation, a Creative Europe co-funded project.
As part of Culture Night 2020 on 18th September, Outlandish Theatre Platform will launch their Women on Women (WoW) project which is co-funded by Creative Europe. A series of digital portraits of WoW awardees will be screened in IMMA and Meeting House Square, Dublin.
We are delighted to present a series of conversations in October which will focus on Creative Europe projects involving both Irish arts organisations and Irish artists. We'll hear how their experiences have benefited both the organisation and the artists’ practice and we will discuss the practicalities of being involved in high level, international projects.
The European Commission has a new funding call under the Erasmus+ Programme for cultural and creative sectors in response to the ongoing Covid crisis entitled 'Partnerships for Creativity (in the fields of youth, school education and adult education).' Grants of up to €300,000 are available for projects involving a minimum of 3 partners from 3 eligible countries.