Culture Action Europe, 24 July 2023, International

The Elefsina Manifesto is an envisioning of a Culture of Care. It serves as a rallying call to artists, cultural organisations and professionals to embrace politics and ethics of care as a fundamental element of our collective work. By putting care at the core of our practices, we can promote well-being, transform society, and create a more just and equitable world.

International Labour Organisation - HQ, 24 July 2023, International

This study is a call to action for an African cultural and creative economy that is thriving, sustainable and resilient. It provides direct support for achieving the objectives of the African Union (AU) Year of the Arts, Culture and Heritage (2021) under the theme “Arts, Culture and Heritage: Levers for Building the Africa We Want”.

UNESCO, 19 July 2023, International

A new global UNESCO report on technology in education highlights the lack of appropriate governance and regulation. Countries are urged to set their own terms for the way technology is designed and used in education so that it never replaces in-person, teacher-led instruction, and supports the shared objective of quality education for all.

Analysis & Policy Observatory, 18 July 2023, Australia

Digital inclusion is about ensuring that all Australians can access and use digital technologies effectively. The Australian Digital Inclusion Index (ADII or Index) uses survey data to measure digital inclusion across three dimensions of Access, Affordability and Digital Ability.

ECF - European Cultural Foundation, 13 July 2023

The magazine contains remarkable stories and achievements by Culture of Solidarity Fund grantees, and portraits of the remarkable diverse spaces libraries are. You can explore what CrAFt sandbox cities do to become carbon neutral and what culture can do to make this transformation happen. Common Ground presents updates on The European Pavilion, republications from SHIFT bookazine, a poignant coll…

Music in Africa, 12 July 2023, Kenya

The Pan African Network for Artistic Freedom (PANAF) and Kenyan record label Ketebul Music have unveiled a study evaluating the practices, challenges and opportunities surrounding the freedom of artistic expression in Kenya.