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European Digital Treasures

European Digital Treasures: Management of Centennial Archives in 21st Century (European Digital Treasures) aims to bring joint European heritage, especially its digital versions, increased visibility, outreach and use.

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Women Equal Share Presence in the Arts and Creative Industries (WOMARTS)

Womarts aims to highlight and support the creativity of women from a cross-sectoral perspective with a focus on the following sectors of the Cultural and Creative Industries: Literature/publishing/comics; Fine & Visual arts including printmaking, lens based media, new digital tendencies; Performing arts (music & performances); Cinema.

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Gender Identity: Child Readers and Library Collections (G-Book)

G-Book promotes gender positive children’s literature in terms of roles and models, a literature that is open-minded, plural, varied, free from stereotypes, that encourages respect and diversity.

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Vertical Dance Forum

Vertical Dance Forum trained people in vertical dance and create new outdoor performances on historical sites, city centre buildings and outdoor nature landscapes in order to promote vertical dance, its practice and audience engagement.

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READ ON

READ ON (Reading for Enjoyment, Achievement and Development of Young People) aims to reignite the passion for reading amongst young people, by developing the interest among young Europeans between 12 and 19 through their active involvement in finding different ways of experiencing, sharing and creating literature.

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Opera Vision

OperaVision is opera for the connected world and brings together 29 partners from 17 countries and invites you to travel and discover the diversity of opera from wherever you want, whenever you want. Watch live streams as operas unfold in European opera houses. View your favourite performances, subtitled, on demand. Learn about the art form and specific productions by browsing our richly populated digital library, stories, and articles. Discover resources for young audiences and for artistic career development. In English, French, and German, thoughtfully curated, free to browse and explore.

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Trasna na Líne / Crossing the Line

Trasna na Líne / Crossing the Line will meet the new challenges of producing and touring theatre made by learning disabled and non-disabled theatre makers. It aims to bring their artists together to learn, create and develop connections with a wider network of European theatre companies. Part of the project will include Crossing the Line Festival during Galway 2020.

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Keychange

Keychange is a pioneering international initiative that aims to transform the future of music whilst encouraging festivals and music organisations to achieve a 50:50 gender balance by 2022.

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Wires Crossed

‘Wires Crossed: Head, Heart, Balance’ formed a new professional funambulism (tight-rope walking) ensemble to create and tour new work that will be premiere at Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture and will also feature in Timisoara ECOC 2021.

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A Woman’s Work

A Woman’s Work project uses photography and digital media to challenge the dominant view of gender and work in Europe. The project will explore the shifting relationship between home and the workplace through artistic collaboration and exchange across borders to co-produce exhibitions, publications and online resources.

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The Legend of the Great Birth

The Legend of Great Birth was a project implemented in the framework of the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018. It aimed to promote common European heritage in relation to creation myths through the use of theatre.

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Imagining Sustainable Glass Network Europe (ISGNE)

Imagining Sustainable Glass Network Europe (ISGNE) will develop supports for artists, designers, curators and cultural workers working in the field of glass in the UK and across Europe through the provision of mobility visits, residencies, exhibitions, professional transnational classes and audience development initiatives such as artist-led community workshops, symposiums and an annual forum.