Contributions
Being an Artist in Europe: Challenges, Funding Opportunities and New Approaches to Collaboration New "Talking Progress" Podcast episode: Anastasia Lemberg-Lvova and Gitte Zschoch discuss culture and its funding
Why are the spaces for arts and culture shrinking? And how can digital tools help to counter this development? Listen to the artist Anastasia Lemberg-Lvova and Gitte Zschoch, General Secretary of “ifa”, in a conversation about the role of artists and culture in our society and how funders and policymakers can better support cultural workers.
Europe takes part!: Launch of the New Funding Module of the European Hub for Civic Engagement
On January 25, 2022, a digital tool was launched to help civil society actors fund their projects. During the launch event, artists and policy-makers came together to talk about the current situation of cultural practitioners in Europe and to discuss visions for better supporting them.
Rückblick: Berliner Bürgerdialog zum sozialen Europa Das Progressive Zentrum engagierte sich zusammen mit der Initiative Offene Gesellschaft für den Berliner Beitrag zur Konferenz zur Zukunft Europas.
Wie wollen wir in Zukunft leben? Dieser Frage widmeten sich rund 100 Berliner Bürger:innen im Winter 2021 im Rahmen des Berliner Bürgerdialogs zum sozialen Europa.
Recap: New Urban Progress Explores Germany Our first of two New Urban Progress delegation trips took our fellows to Berlin, Leipzig and the Ruhr Valley
A capital shaped by competing visions, an east German city in the midst of a comeback, and a sprawling post-industrial metropolis tackling 21st-century transformations head-on: The first of two delegation trips brought our New Urban Progress fellows to Berlin, Leipzig, and the Ruhr Valley – urban spaces in Germany that are defining the future of the city.
Join us for an online panel discussion with Elisabeth Niejahr, Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff and moderator Sumi Somaskanda on Wednesday, 15 September 2021, 6:00 p.m. (Berlin), 12:00 p.m. (D.C.).
Die Studie „Selbstverständlich europäisch!? 2021“ untersucht, welche Europapolitik sich die deutschen Bürger:innen von der nächsten Bundesregierung wünschen. Zudem erhebt sie bereits im dritten Jahr das deutsche Selbstbild bezüglich Deutschlands Rolle in der EU. In diesem Interview diskutieren die Autorin und der Autor der Studie, Dr. Christine Pütz und Johannes Hillje, welche Schlüsse sich aus ihrer Untersuchung über die deutsche Europapolitik ziehen lassen und verraten, welche Fehlannahmen es über das Verhältnis der Deutschen zur EU gibt.
What kind of policies are needed to support the European arts and culture scene? How can new digital spaces empower cultural actors across Europe? To answer these questions, Das Progressive Zentrum and the Goethe-Institut organised the “Europe takes part!” digital summit on 29 April 2021.