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Save the date for the 2025 Cultural Mobility Forum – Tuesday 29 April & Wednesday 30 April 2025 in Riga, Latvia, & online!

Since 2022, and as part of its multi-annual programme co-funded by the Europe Union, On the Move proposes a workshop for cultural mobility developers. Take a look at the ‘dissemin’actions’ related to the key learnings and insights, which reached hundreds of professionals in the Eastern European and South Caucasus countries or in relation to them.

Are you an EU-based cultural network or platform wanting to tackle the complexities of making your organisation more sustainable, but unsure where to start? Read about the SHIFT Culture eco-certification here!

For this sixth Webinar, On the Move and the ACP-EU CULTURE partner to explore the international cultural mobility flows from, to, and within the Caribbean region. Register here!

In light of the ongoing student protests worldwide and the arrest warrants issued by the ICC, On the Move believes it remains essential for those in the cultural sector to continue to voice their solidarity with artists, cultural actors, and all people impacted.

Meet this year’s participants of the workshop for cultural mobility developers, from Eastern European and South Caucasus countries.

On the Move joins 14 other European cultural networks in achieving their SHIFT Culture Eco-Certificate, a year on from the launch of the pilot.

Register now for On the Move’s third annual forum, hosted by network member Wales Arts International.

At the Salzburg Global Seminar session ‘On the Front Lines: Artists at Risk, Artists who Risk’, in March 2023, fifty artists, activists and representatives from supporting organisations hailing from forty countries created the Salzburg Statement on Supporting Artists on the Front Line.

Through this call, the Climate Heritage Network is urging climate negotiators at the upcoming Cop28 summit (30 November-12 December) in the United Arab Emirates to include cultural heritage, the arts, and creative sectors in climate policy.

‘I am a dancer from Slovenia. I have a show in France and the organiser asked me to get an A1 certificate. What is it? How can I get it?’ This is one of the examples of the many questions Mobility Info Points (or MIPs) receive from artists and culture professionals who are mobile in Europe and internationally. Mobility Info Points are organisations that help artists and culture professionals with the administrative issues of cross-border mobility, through free information and/or consultation services. Key issues include visas, social insurance, taxes, and customs.

After participating in the Cultural Mobility Forum in Tunis, 10 selected participants took part in a two-day workshop whose aim was to empower them and their related entities/communities to delve further into different artistic mobility and international opportunities.