ECHN #standswithukraine
It is with a heavy heart that we have been following the latest brutal acts happening in Ukraine, which we severely condemn, as well as any form of violence.
We stand for freedom, democracy, and as Europeans and humans we stand with Ukraine and its people, in particular our ECHN members, friends and partners.
We have been in contact with our members directly affected by this and we have been expressing our solidarity to this situation by promoting ‘Open Doors’ within our hubs to welcome creative professionals, by organising Training Sessions for Hub Managers and other Cultural Organizations’ professionals on dealing with migrant crisis and by collecting at the Creatives Unite platform all the initiatives happening in the creative sector to support the people most affected by this situation.
We are committed to pursuing a vision of Europe that stands for peace and wellbeing for all its people.
You can see all our initiatives and news on this topic in the button below. If you want to contribute to any of these initiatives, please contact us at info@creativehubs.net.
We stand together:
Our unity is our strength.
Our latest News
Supporting the neighbouring countries by connecting the dots
On the 2nd of March we organised a Focus Group of Creative Hubs that have in the past supported other refugees’ crisis – thanks again
Art Residencies – our community’s discussion session!
We facilitated an EXTRA session for anyone interested in the topic: Art Residencies and Cultural Events.
Wrap up: our last Online Family Brunch!
Another round of our monthly event exclusive to ECHN members.
Are you a member of a creative hub? Please help us on a research project!
We could really use your help not only in spreading the request in your community to answer the survey – I know we’re all busy
WORTH Project II has an open call!
The WORTH Partnership Project II creates and supports transnational and cross-sector collaborations.
Creative Europe | 2022 Annual Work Programme
Τhe Commission has adopted the 2022 work programme of Creative Europe, which will be followed by the launch of the relevant calls for proposals.
Uniting hubs and hub people.
Training hubs in order to conceive new functional forms that are used,
not only for internal practical purposes
but also for cities where space for creatives, is limited.
In a precarious climate, it is a way to create a safe environment,
which reflects a healthy society and retains creativity at all times
or orientate them so that they absorb maximum attention and help.
These two strategies allow the extension of the capacity,
so that new ideas have enough time to mature,
while the horizontal branch expansion can increase creativity and new ideas production