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Culture and Sports Evidence (CASE) reports are published
The Culture and Sport Evidence programme (CASE) have published their first set of research publications, databases and toolkits.more >
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IFACCA welcomes Egypt as its newest national member
We are delighted to welcome the Supreme Council of Culture, Egypt as IFACCA’s newest member, bringing the number of national members to 74.more >
IFACCA Report No. 12 released
A report on IFACCA’s activities since the 4th World Summit held in September 2009, was mailed to all members last week together with a range of new publications.more >
IFACCA participates in Culture360 strategic partnership meeting
IFACCA’s Executive Director, Sarah Gardner, was one of 16 experts that met on 5 and 6 July 2010 in Singapore, to contribute to a strategic planning exercise for ASEF’s cultural portal culture360.org.more >
Latest International News
Diplomatic sector made significant contributions to national development
Over the past 65 years, the Vietnam’s diplomatic sector has made significant progress, greatly contributing to the cause of national construction and defence. Together with many other national festivities, the diplomatic sector also marks its 65th anniversary on August 28. Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Pham Binh Minh granted VOV an interview on the sector’s achievements over the past 65 years.more >
Turning a corner towards inclusion in the arts
Minister for the Arts, David O’Byrne, today spoke of his vision for the arts and celebrated Tasmania’s vibrant arts culture at the Junction 2010 Regional Arts Festival. In a major coup, the national arts conference and festival is being held in Launceston and includes art installations and a high-level symposium to discuss innovative ways to engage the community in the arts.more >
The directors' debate: Are arts funding cuts a good idea?
Theatre directors Adrian Jackson and David Parrish debate the pros and cons of Arts Council spending cuts.more >
Latest National Arts Agency News
taking part
The Taking Part Survey collects data on many aspects of leisure, culture and sport in England, as well as an in-depth range of socio-demographic information on respondents.more >
Shirley Thomson, a passionate advocate for the arts
The Canada Council for the Arts is deeply saddened by the death of Shirley Thomson.more >
UK’s first recycled theatre opens in Southwark
A Southwark playground has become host to the UK's first fully-functioning theatre made entirely from recycled and reclaimed materials.more >
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