Griffith University, 11 January 2022, Australia

Platform Papers, Australia’s leading journal for the performing arts has defied two years of disruption - and an apparent hostility towards the arts - to launch a newly expanded series under a new editor, and a new annual volume of essays on how the arts can shape the nation’s future by bringing the creative imagination and economics together.

The Star, 03 January 2022, Australia

There are about 7,000 recognised languages worldwide, but many of them could soon be lost forever. According to a study from Australia, about half of all languages

Suomen kulttuuri- ja tiedeinstituutit ry - Finnish Cultural & Academic Institutes, 21 December 2021, Finland

According to the new Finnish report, arts professionals aim their arts education mostly to talented people and provide their arts services to those who actively seek them.

Culture Action Europe, 20 December 2021, International

Culture Action Europe has published a report that presents an overview of the level of support for culture in the National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs) of the Member States of the European Union.

Creative Australia, 20 December 2021, Australia

Young people will soon be accredited for the invaluable skills they learn while taking part in youth arts activities, thanks to a newly funded research project conducted by universities and the Australian Council for the Arts.

Creative Australia, 13 December 2021, Australia

The Audience Data and Advocacy Tools are a new and interactive way to engage with the results of the 2019 National Arts Participation Survey, Creating Our Future.