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5/6th March 2012
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Brussels, Belgium
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4th OMC expert group meeting - Accessible and inclusive culture, cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue

Organiser:  European Council

Eminent examples of the social outreach efforts of cultural institutions featured once more in the meeting of national experts. The shape of the ‘handbook’, which this group is tasked to produce, was a major preoccupation and advanced with the help of a ‘world café’ exercise. The work of the group in its current composition is due to draw to a close after only a couple more meetings.

22/23rd November 2011
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Brussels, Belgium
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3rd OMC expert group meeting - Accessible and inclusive culture, cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue

Organiser:  European Council

“Can access to culture be broadened in times of severe public funding cuts?” “Do the differences in the public funding systems for culture across the EU prevent useful recommendations on increasing participation in culture through policy measures?” These were some of the questions which experts from 16 EU countries raised at their third meeting to exchange examples of initiatives to increase participation in culture or access to culture.

20/21st October 2011
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Flagey Building, Brussels, Belgium
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EU culture forum

3rd EU Culture Forum

Organiser:  European Commission

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14/15th June 2011
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Brussels, Belgium
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2nd OMC expert group meeting - Accessible and inclusive culture, cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue

Organiser:  European Council

The Platform also followed the second meeting of the EU Council’s Expert Group on Accessible Culture and Intercultural Dialogue under the Open MEthod of Coordination (OMC). The national experts compared their answers to a survey conducted within the group. This had explored whether or how ‘access’, ‘participation’ and ‘public’ arts and cultural institutions are officially defined in Member States; whether there are declared goals to improve participation and build demand. Further questions were about target groups, the existence of statistics and indicators, and key initiatives.

13/14th April 2011
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Brussels, Belgium
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EU Council’s Cultural Affairs Committee (CAC) meeting

Organiser:  European Council

The Platform for Intercultural Europe presented its work although Intercultural Dialogue does not appear on the agenda of this committee these days. Yet the Platform’s presentation generated the question whether CAC members can participate in Platform events. Moreover, our interest in seeing the 2008 Council Conclusions on Intercultural Competences revived found a positive echo.

8th March 2011
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Brussels, Belgium
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1st OMC expert group meeting - Accessible and inclusive culture, cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue

Organiser:  European Council

The first meeting of the expert working group under the Open Method of Coordination set off to tackle the cultural access and participation of children, disabled people, the elderly, socio-economically disadvantaged people, etc. Probably only in 2012 will this group turn to the topics of intercultural dialogue and the cultural participation of migrants and ethnic minorities. Only then will the Platform for Intercultural Europe have a well-matched interlocutor in the EU Council.

15/16th February 2011
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Brussels, Belgium
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conference

3rd Culture in Motion Conference

Organiser:  European Commission
The conference's stakeholder meeting on 16th February 2011 in Brussels was dedicted to the question 'Do the objectives of the future EU Culture Programme need to be realigned to be more in balance with the current EU 2020 policy strategy?' The Platform for Intercultural Europe intervened to answer this question with regard to the objective 'intercultural dialogue'.
15th December 2010
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Brussels, Belgium
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consultation

Platform contributes to consultation on 2014-2020 EU Culture Programme: which future for Intercultural Dialogue?

Organiser:  European Commission

Intercultural Dialogue is one of three specific objectives of the Culture (2007-2013) Programme of the European Union. How has this objective been translated into the practice of funded projects and organisations? This is the question which the Platform for Intercultural Europe and Culture Action Europe have investigated with a view to contributing to the preparation of its next phase beginning in 2014.

28/30th Sept 2009
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Brussels, Belgium
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EU culture forum

2nd EU Culture Forum, a 'milestone in the implementation of the Agenda for Culture' with its Intercultural Dialogue objective?

Organiser:  European Commission

European Culture Forum 1The Platform for Intercultural Europe presented its recent work and vision for an Intercultural Europe in a “Flash Info” session parallel to the programme on the second day. For the EU Culture Forum more than 900 people came to Brussels for broad political debate.

19th February 2008
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brussels, Belgium
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meeting

Platform serves as prototype for two further civil society platforms

Organiser:  European Commission

On 19th February 2008 the European Commission held an information session for civil society stakeholders on the future of the Structured Dialogue in the field of Culture. It announced a call for the establishment of two further thematic Civil Society Platforms (Access to Culture, Cultural Industries) in addition to the existing one (Intercultural Dialogue). Moreover, a range of thematic working groups will be set up in the EU Culture Council with experts mostly from national ministries.

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