Culture Action Europe, 30 March 2026, International

How are we creating structural change in the cultural sector? What does accessibility look like in practice, from programming, governance, funding, and audience engagement?

UNESCO, 27 March 2026, International

UNESCO has opened submissions for the 2026 Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation, inviting nominations for outstanding conservation projects across the Asia-Pacific region. The Awards recognize private sector initiatives and public–private partnerships that demonstrate excellence in preserving historical sites while fostering community engagement.

Ukrainian Cultural Foundation, 27 March 2026, Ukraine

Ukrainian Cultural Foundation invites representatives of the cultural and creative sectors, cultural organisations and institutions, artists, cultural professionals and the general public to join the presentation of the international project «Cultural Horizons» implemented by Ukrainian Cultural Foundation (Ukraine) and Cultural Vistas (Germany) and co-funded by the EU.

Monash University, 24 March 2026, Australia

Join us for the launch of the new report 'Reaching Australian readers: Testing behavioural strategies to increase recreational reading'. This report, a collaboration between Creative Australia, Australia Reads and BehaviourWorks Australia, explores which behavioural strategies are the most effective at increasing recreational reading rates amongst Australians.

ENCATC - European Network on Cultural Management and Policy, 20 March 2026, International

This session will focus on emerging trends and policy recommendations regarding the status and working conditions of artists and cultural and creative professionals, a topic that has become increasingly central to cultural policy debates worldwide. Drawing on insights from UNESCO’s global report Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity – Addressing culture as a global public good, the discussion will e…

Goethe-Institut, 15 March 2026, International

Support for peer learning exchanges, creative practice, research, and creative output between artists and cultural professionals across Africa and Europe. Whether you're researching artistic practices, co-creating with international partners, developing new work, or participating in residencies, this scheme removes barriers to creative mobility.