The workshop identified seven key domains for action: inspiration and networking, educational integration, hands-on experience, financial and structural support, technological adaptation, entrepreneurial development, and resource expansion.
It’s time to reimagine the linkages between artistic works, urban spaces, and wellbeing to generate ideas that will bring societal and cultural impact.
JA Europe hosted the Pan-European Ecosystem Forum today as part of the Cultural BEES project funded by Creative Europe project.
Following the success of our National Ecosystem Forums held in Italy, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Slovenia, and Poland between March and June 2024, the Cultural BEES consortium is excited to announce that a Pan-European Ecosystem Forum will take place in Brussels on the 12th of February 2025.
Exploring the intersection of sustainability and creativity in shaping a resilient, innovative future for the cultural and creative industries.
How Cyprus’ rich cultural past inspires innovative businesses and supports economic growth.
We are about to enter a new phase of the Cultural BEES project, organized by JA Bulgaria and supported by the European Union.
On March 1, 2024, JA Bulgaria hosted the first National Ecosystem Forum at the Regional Center for Contemporary Arts “ Toplocentrala” gathering students, artists, educators, entrepreneurs, NGOs.
Strengthening the active participation of young people in community life, developing their skills in the cultural and creative fields, facilitating their access to the entrepreneurial context, and promoting their involvement in local administrations are among the main commitments undertaken by ANCI Lombardia.
Between May and July 2024, the Consortium of the Cultural Bees project completed and delivered the Forum Report – both related to Work Package 2 (WP2) of the project.
