From October 1st to November 7th, the Work Upside Down exhibition offers you a journey through fragments of the future of work. Part of the Cluj Future of Work project, financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Urban Innovative Actions initiative, and by Cluj-Napoca City Hall, Work Upside Down brings together 13 works […]
Cluj Future of Work is a project that explores the different ways and systems through which the city of Cluj-Napoca could face the challenges that will appear in the future on the labor market.
re:form is a facilitation and microfinancing programme for rethinking work practices in the cultural sector. It encourages the infusion of solidarity, inclusion, empathy, respect, and other values practiced through the medium of art into the daily experience of the people working in the cultural sector. re:form will take place between October 2020 and September 2021
The Cluj Resilience Tracker (CRT) project documents the way in which non-profit organizations, academia, business and local public authorities have responded to the crisis caused by the COVID19 pandemic, in order to identify the necessary medium-term changes our community needs. After the abrogation of the state of emergency in Romania and the relaxation of social
Today, December 5th, 2019, at the Cluj Future of Work Conference the project partners, together with international guests and the people from Cluj interested in the topic, discussed the results of the first year of project implementation, with special focus on the three scenarios developed in the project: In Culturepreneurs 2020, 60 entrepreneurs in the
Cluj Cultural Centre invites artists, scientists, engineers, students and curious citizen to join our 1st Re-Imagining Work. Future Scenarios Workshop, taking place on 30-31 October 2019, in Cluj-Napoca. Over two days participants will be engaged in collaborative sessions to analyze current dynamics, dig for data, identify patterns and develop possible future scenarios describing how work,
The Innovation Unit from Cluj-Napoca organized in early September a working visit to the United States to start or deepen collaborations with prestigious international institutions in Boston and New York. Among the organizations who hosted meetings with Cluj representatives were: New Urban Mechanics – Boston\’s Urban Innovation Division, Harvard Business School, MIT REAP – Massachusetts
Cluj-Napoca is the first Eastern European city to benefit from European funding through the Urban Innovative Actions program. The 5.6 million euro project, of which 80% is non-reimbursable, aims at analyzing and testing scenarios that allow the cultural, academic, business and administrative sector and, in general, the community to prepare for the inevitable change which
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