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Sign up for a new course on digital transition strategies for cultural heritage institutions
The inDICEs project, in which Cluj Cultural Centre is involved as a partner, announces a reopening of the enrolments for a Massive Open Online...
read moreLaunch of The CultureForHealth Report!
24 November, 2022 | 10.00 - 14.30 CET Online Free, registration required http://eepurl.com/ibVEFv Policymakers, arts, cultural and health...
read moreColliding Epistemes: an exhibition dedicated to the encounter of art and science
Between July 7 and August 3, Cluj residents have the opportunity to discover a world built at the intersection between scientific knowledge and...
read moreCatinca Drăgănescu selected through the open call ‘Right to the Future’, Stronger Peripheries
Cluj Cultural Centre, together with the partners from the project Stronger Peripheries: A Southern Coalition, are happy to announce the results of...
read moreCluj Cultural Centre and IULIUS Group, a partnership for creating a cultural center dedicated to the performing arts in Cluj-Napoca
For the first time in Romania, a mixed-use urban conversion project includes a cultural center open to the whole community, realized in partnership...
read moreStronger Peripheries: A Southern Coalition – international tandem collaborations
The Stronger Peripheries: A Southern Coalition European project aims to create a framework for dialogue, interaction and organizational capacity...
read moreMusic and Motherhood
Although there are increasing clinical evidence for the effectiveness of using targeted singing groups to reduce symptoms of postpartum depression, little work has been done to test the translatability of this kind of intervention in different linguistic and cultural contexts. Music and Motherhood was an invitation addressed to young mothers dealing with negative emotions, sadness and overwhelming feelings to participate in a pilot project that explores the positive impact that music has on our mental and emotional health. For 10 weeks, guided by the music leads Alexandra Făgărășan and Bertóti Johanna, two groups of mothers from Cluj had access to free singing workshops entirely tailored to serve them and their needs.
The pilot project organized by the Cluj Cultural Centre was initiated by the World Health Organization (WHO Europe) and the Nordic Fund for Culture, and it was carried out within the CultureForHealth project, co-financed by the European Commission, in partnership with: Culture Action Europe, Trans Europe Halles, Central Denmark Region, The Northern Dimension Partnership for Culture, and Društvo Association.
Read about the initiative and our findings.
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