Several funding opportunities for the cultural and creative sector were published as part of the Horizon 2020 programme.
This VoC Brainstorming Session aims to explore how public policies can encourage and support cultural institutions in working within partnerships with other sectors. NEMO has applied for the sessions to represent the voice of…
The subject gained significant traction in the past months with a draft opinion by the European Parliament's CULT Committee, an agreement between UNESCO and ICCROM and an appeal launched in November.
NEMO responds to the EC's Communication from 14 November 2017 published prior to the EU Leaders' meeting in Gothenburg on 17 November 2017.
Share your inspiring examples on the topic of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Participation at an international conference and expert meeting of the Intangible Cultural Heritage and Museum Project, which NEMO is an associated…
Research of cultural work with refugees in Europe results in recommendations towards the next EU Programme Generation. The paper analyses the EU’s current programmes 2014-2020 that support cultural work with refugees in Europe and…
The Alliance, which NEMO is part of, calls on the Commission and the Council to involve stakeholders from the cultural field and discuss policy suggestions and concrete initiatives put forward in the paper.
The study by the European Commission provides an analysis of the regulation of imports of cultural goods into the EU, relevant in the fight against illicit trafficking from third countries into the EU.
NEMO attended the Culture Action Europe annual conference from 15-17 November in Rome. A panel on heritage and social innovation was moderated by NEMO's Secretary General Julia Pagel.