Diversity & Equality

The CultureAndHealth Platform project is welcoming two international (EU) for a three-day shadowing programme designed to explore the intersection of culture and health in Tampere, Finland, with activities spread across Tampere region.

Keychange Leaders project requests a proposal for a framework agreement covering journalistic services, including associated consultancy in PR and communications, both nationally and internationally, focussing the Keychange partner countries: Germany, Sweden, Norway, France, Estonia, Poland, Belgium, UK and Switzerland.

Ex Aequa – Empowering Equality in Electronic Music returns for its second edition. The programme is a free training and professional development initiative aimed at artists under 35, with a specific focus on women, FLINTA and underrepresented gender minorities in the music industry.

The project African Feminisms – Rights, Representation, Resources invites African artists, collectives, and creative practitioners to submit proposals for digital artworks to be exhibited on the House of African Feminisms website and possibly presented physically during the African Feminisms Gathering in Kigali or Germany in 2026.

UNESCO is launching the 17th call for applications to IFCD. This call welcomes projects aimed at fostering the emergence of dynamic cultural and creative sectors in developing countries, in alignment with the objectives of the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions.

Rotating AiRs is looking for artists working at the intersection of colonialism and climate change to take part in an international residency programme.

The Museo Sant’Orsola, together with the Calliope Arts Foundation and the Levett Collection / FAMM, promotes two residencies dedicated to women artists, with no age limit, aimed at highlighting the contribution of women in contemporary artistic practices.

Delfina Foundation, in partnership with El Espacio 23/Jorge M. Pérez Collection, has announced a new open call for Latin American and Caribbean artists based in the region or from related diasporic communities living in the United States.

The VI International Meeting of Performing Arts for Early Years ‘Infancia, Territorio de Paz’ in Mexico is currently open for applications. The selected projects will be presented during the VI International Meeting of Performing Arts for Early Years, which will take place from 27 to 31 May 2026 in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. Selected works may also be included in a circuit of partner venues in the north-central region of the country from approximately 1 to 10 June 2026.