In September-November 2020, following the recent discussions hosted by the Concentric meetings and those with the Cluj authorities, the Cluj Cultural Centre organizes a joint working group, with the participation of Centre members and authorities representatives, in order to identify priority measures for strengthening the Cluj cultural sector. Our goal is for these measures to […]
The intercultural dialogues about Roma life and culture are part of the Jivipen project, in which the Cluj Cultural Centre aims to highlight the importance and need for a dialogue with the Roma community and its various artistic and cultural expressions. On Monday, July 13, from 19:00, the actresses Zita Moldovan and Nicoleta Ghiță will
LEAP is an interdisciplinary assessment of the needs and opportunities for young people in Cluj-Napoca, a study which takes place in the Cluj metropolitan area. The project is implemented by the Department of Public Health – Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, the Department of Political Science – Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca, PONT Group and Cluj Cultural Centre
This week the LEAP project consortium, consisting of the Departments of Public Health and Political Science of UBB, PONT group and Cluj Cultural Centre organized four public consultations to identify possible measures to reduce systemic gaps in the youth sector in the fields of Education, Health, Participation and Living Environment. The consultations were attended by
InDICEs is a research project that aims to empower policy-makers & decision-makers in the Cultural and Creative Industries to fully understand the social and economic impact of digitisation in their sectors and address the need for innovative (re)use of cultural assets. The Cultural Heritage Sector is a key enabler of the advancement of the Cultural
Following the public debate initiated by Mayor Emil Boc, on the current state of the cultural sector in Cluj, debate in which representatives of the field were invited to come up with proposals for strengthening and developing Cluj culture in the context of the coronavirus pandemic negative effects, Cluj Cultural Centre initiated a debate to
The Cluj Cultural Centre aims to identify the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cultural organizations in Romania. Therefore, it conducted a quantitative research, based on an online questionnaire, which was addressed to all public institutions, NGOs and entities working in this field. 51 organizations responded between 26.03-16.04.2020 to this questionnaire, 27 of them being
Culturepreneurs will take place between June 2020 and March 2021 and is part of the Cluj Future of Work Project initiated by the Urban Innovation Unit in Cluj-Napoca, which was created by the Cluj Cultural Centre in partnership with the Centre for Innovation and Civic Imagination of the Municipality of Cluj-Napoca. First-time or seasoned entrepreneurs
Cluj Cultural Centre has joined a new European cooperation network that focuses on the development of cultural policies, collaboration strategies and on strengthening the cultural sector capacity. The “Southern Coalition” initiative is led by the Portuguese network Artemrede, bringing together 14 partners from 10 countries who will work together from 2021. The network’s first project,
Europe at Home is a project that brings together European artistic perspectives in the field of photography and literature, related to this exceptional and unprecedented situation that we all live. At the invitation of Faro, a candidate city for the title of European Capital of Culture in Portugal and a member of the Culture Next