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29-30 April 2026

How accessible - or inaccessible is performing arts education in Europe for disabled artists and cultural workers?

More than 200 stakeholders from the EU’s and the UK’s Cultural and Creative Sectors (including On the Move) have published joint Policy Recommendations developed at the inaugural Forum on EU-UK Cultural and Media Relations, held on 20 October 2025 in Brussels.

On the Move, together with other European cultural networks, contributed to ‘Towards the Culture Compass: A Sector Blueprint’.

Sign up for this online side event on 18 September, leading towards MONDIACULT 2025.

Register here for the Cultural Mobility Webinar The International Circulation of Indigenous Creatives held on 13 June 2025.

Culture Action Europe’s new campaign calls on EU leaders to place culture at the heart of public policy.

In response to these urgent concerns, and initiated by ECSA and Freemuse, On the Move has signed a joint call for The Fundamental Rights Agency, FRA, as well as National Human Rights Institutions (NHRIs) to engage and allocate resources to systematically incorporate documentation of artistic freedom violations in their work, reports and advocacy.

Sign up for the pre-forum webinar on international mobility of young arts workers – trends, facts and funds.

Register for the second pre-forum webinar on international mobility funders supporting young and emerging arts workers.

Register here for the first pre-forum webinar on ‘European Platforms for the Promotion of Emerging Artists’.

Fill in the survey by 24 March 2025 if you are a disabled performing artist or a representative of a higher education institution providing tertiary/university-level education in performing art forms.