Centre for Cultural, Media & Creative Industries Research, King's College London , 29 July 2022, United Kingdom

Culture, Media and Creative Industries, King’s College London, a world-renowned department focused on research and teaching in cultural and creative industries, arts management, cultural policy and global media industries, is looking for a part-time research associate who will work on ESRC-funded project ‘Sustainable Cultural Futures: Resetting Cultural Policy’.

UNESCO, Regional Unit for Culture in Asia and the Pacific, 21 July 2022, Thailand

On 2 and 3 August 2022 (14.00–17.00, Bangkok time), UNESCO Bangkok is hosting a two-day, online seminar to facilitate a better understanding of artistic freedom in the South-East Asian context under the framework of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions and its overall goal.

British Council, 19 July 2022, International

As part of the British Council's 2022 Culture Connects programme in Sub Saharan Africa, this is an opportunity to work alongside British Council teams to deliver at least 16 events across nine countries over a period of eight months (August – March 2023) in order to re-engage with the arts and culture sectors through topical sector-led conversations.

South African Cultural Observatory, 18 July 2022, South Africa

The South African Cultural Observatory (SACO) invites you to submit an abstract or proposal for consideration for the SACO’s 4th international conference #SacoConf2022 to be held on 9 and 10 November 2022 in Pretoria/ Tshwane, South Africa under the theme ‘Creative economy reset: Structuring the creative and cultural industries for a sustainable and inclusive future.’

Singapore International Foundation, 13 July 2022, Singapore

The Singapore International Foundation’s (SIF) Arts for Good (A4G) Fellowship is an annual programme that aims to grow a community of practice that harnesses the power of the arts and culture to create positive social change.

British Council, 12 July 2022, United Kingdom

The British Council is inviting applications for Creative Commissions which bring together art, science and digital technology and offer innovative, interdisciplinary and inclusive responses to climate change.