Mobility of artists and cultural professionals | Diversity of Cultural Expressions

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Policies and measures support the outward and inward mobility of artists and cultural professionals
Operational programmes support the mobility of artists and cultural professionals, notably from developing countries

Create | 2030 in Burkina Faso

21 Feb 2019

28 Feb 2019

Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

Strengthening cultural entrepreneurship: IFCD invests in vocational training

01 Jun 2019

06 Jun 2019

Paris, France

UNESCO launches in Barbados new study on cultural trade policies for the Caribbean

25 Oct 2019

05 Nov 2019

Bridgetown, Barbados

Equal rights, not special rights – new study calls for improved working conditions for artists

21 Nov 2019

Call for Applications: Immersive residency for African female filmmakers

12 Dec 2019

UNESCO project enables ten African female filmmakers to work with director Naomi Kawase in Japan

13 Feb 2020

New UNESCO report - Freedom & Creativity: Defending art, defending diversity

02 May 2020

Culture in crisis – New UNESCO publication offers tips for resilient creative industries beyond COVID-19

21 Oct 2020

Call for Expression of Interest: Economic impact study of the COVID-19 on cultural and creative industries

29 Oct 2020

Parties to the 2005 Convention address the impact of COVID-19 on cultural and creative industries and the role of the creative economy in overcoming the crisis

24 Feb 2021