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European Network of Cultural Centres

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European Network of Cultural Centres

We unite socio-cultural centres and their networks across Europe and beyond, for training, advocacy and cooperation.

We were founded in 1994 to promote dialogue and cooperation between social-oriented cultural centres in Europe. Today, we unite 150+ members, from local, regional, and national networks of cultural organisations, to individual cultural centres in direct interaction with their communities and citizens. Our members align on values such as cultural equality, intercultural diversity, and sustainabilit

y. Empowering cultural centres and their communities is our priority. Our main action lines are capacity building, networking, and advocacy. Our work is funded by the Creative Europe funding scheme of the European Union.

19/08/2026

is a global mobilisation campaign promoted by the main Palestinian human rights, peace-building, and cultural organisations, as well as a broad network of organisations across Europe and the Mediterranean, with its epicentre in Catalonia.

Together with The Freedom Theatre مسرح الحرية, the campaign is launching a new initiative to support children, young people, and Palestinian artists in the West Bank, creating safe spaces for expression, imagination, and theatre-making.

Discover more and donate to ACTxPALESTINE at the link in comments.

18/08/2026

The staff exchange season is in full swing!

Back in June, Afua Agyare from Belgian cultural centre de Warande travelled to London for a very formative experience at Albany Deptford.

"The biggest lesson for me was seeing how The Albany truly functions as a community hub. Everyone there shares the same space naturally, creating a welcoming atmosphere where people from different backgrounds can meet. I also appreciated how community engagement is embedded in every aspect of the organisation.
The insights I gained will definitely inform my future work."

is our flagship and programme on for professionals under 35. Discover more at the link in comments.

13/08/2026

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The IETM Global Pod is a podcast series produced by IETM as part of their Global Connect programme.

Each episode brings together two Global Connectors and one IETM member to analyse their practices and explore shared values, differences, and the ways their work shapes both their local communities and international collaborations.

Across five episodes, performing arts and cultural professionals are invited to discover how their artistic practices and sector initiatives resonate across continents, share common challenges and inspire new connections.

Discover more and listen at the link in comments.

11/08/2026

Our UK-based member Centrala is currently recruiting for three posts:

- Marketing and communications officer - apply by August 14th
- Community organiser - apply by August 28th
- Finance officer - apply by August 28th

All positions are permanent and based in Birmingham. Discover more and apply at the links in comments.

07/08/2026

Have you already explored Reset's collection of articles on digital independence?

Authored by young voices from the culture and media sectors, the series analises a number of case studies from across Europe and lays out strategies to foster human-centered digital practices going forward.

Reset! is the European network of independent cultural and media organisations, created in 2022 in Lyon, France.
Together, we produce Make Sure You Are Not a Bot, an online training promoting critical digital literacy.

Find all links in comments.

Image by Josh Mulholland / Golden Éire Records

05/08/2026

The International Coproduction Fund of the Goethe-Institut offers grants of up to € 30,000 to support artists, ensembles, and projects in the performing arts in carrying out international coproductions with Germany-based partners.

Discover more and apply by October 12th. Link in comments.

03/08/2026

The Sparse PLUS project has just published a seminal research piece that is highly valuable for anyone active in or advocating for rural culture.

Undertaken by Chloe Sustainability, "Public Funding for the Performing Arts in European Rural Areas" reveals a persistent territorial imbalance in cultural funding, with predominantly urban areas capturing the largest share of recorded support while rural territories remain consistently under-represented.

SPARSE Plus 2023-2027 is a -funded project engaging 11 partners from 8 countries. Discover more and read the research report at the link in comments.

30/07/2026

From October 13th until October 17th, Our partner Centro de Estudos Sociais da Universidade de Coimbra invites researchers, advanced students, policy-makers, and cultural practitioners to the CES-UBI .

This edition will focus on combining cultural mapping methodologies to foster regenerative tourism and culture-driven local strategies.
The programme is embedded in Covilhã, Portugal, a Creative City of Design offering an extraordinary backdrop: a centuries-old wool textile ecosystem, a deep labor union history, and a vibrant contemporary arts scene.

The School is an officially certified training course, granting eligible participants 2 ECTS credits or an official course certificate integrated in the Portuguese SIGO system (Sistema de Informação e Gestão da Oferta Formativa).

Discover more and apply by September 14th. Link in comments.

29/07/2026

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You can become the driving force behind the creation of a new environmental movement in Europe.

The European Environmental Bureau - EEB and other environmental organisations are looking for a Senior Alliance Coordinator to help turn environmental priorities into collective action across Europe.

You’ll coordinate a pan-European alliance, connect networks and partners, support advocacy strategies, and help drive campaigns for climate, nature, and pollution action.

Find out more at the link in comments.

28/07/2026

Global Call for Creative Materials 📣

As part of the Artitude project, our member Artlife Matters is building a mobile for young creatives in , and invites creative minds and organisations from all cultural fields to help bring it to life.

They are seeking donations of books, visual material, independent publications, digital archives, audio and video content, textiles, cultural objects, creative tools, and educational resources with the potential to inspire learning, spark dialogue, and open new creative possibilities.

This mobile Creative Library will travel across 55 locations in Southern Ghana, bringing artistic knowledge, cultural exchange, and practical creative resources from all over the world directly to the local communities.

To donate, partner, or learn more, click the link in comments.

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