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      News / Cultural Relations Platform: Global Cultural Relations Programme 2021 (Online)
      The Cultural Relations Platform’s Global Cultural Relations Programme (GCRP) is a unique opportunity for changemakers and innovators in the cultural and creative sectors. Apply for the opportunity to develop lifelong skills, increase your knowledge, build your international network and receive support to engage in international cultural relations.
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      News / Cultural Relations Platform: Open Call for Cultural Experts
      The Cultural Relations Platform (CRP) are looking for experts in culture and cultural relations for short-term assignments for activities in EU partner countries worldwide. Assignments should start between September and November 2021.
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      Library / Cultural Relations in the New Normal
      Part of the Alteration programme, this handbook offers a glimpse at several case studies in order to shed light on how exactly international cultural relations were made possible in 2020 and 2021, focusing on projects delivered by mainly Ukrainian and European organisations.
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      News / Cultural Relations Platform: Call for Team of Experts – Global Cultural Relations Programme
      The Cultural Relations Platform (CRP) is looking for a team of experts with strong experience and expertise in conceptualising, designing, and implementing digital training programmes to develop their flagship training programme: the Global Cultural Relations Programme (GCRP). The overarching theme for 2021 is ‘Shaping the New Normal of International Cultural Relations’. The programme developed with the support of the team of experts should be ready in the second half of July at the latest.
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    • News / Cultural Relations Platform: Project officer (Belgium)
      The Cultural Relations Platform is looking for a part-time Project Officer (male/female/diverse) in freelance position from April 2021. The Project Officer will participate in the coordination and implementation of the CRP’s activities in consultation with the Team Leader of the project and its team.
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    • News / Cultural Relations Platform (CRP): Open call for cultural experts
      The Cultural Relations Platform (CRP) is looking for experts in culture and cultural relations for short-term assignments for its activities in partner countries worldwide. Assignments should start in April/May 2021. Demonstrated experience and strong knowledge are particularly sought in these countries: Morocco, Russia, South Africa, Turkey, Ukraine and Vietnam.
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    • News / Cultural Relations Platform: Communication Expert (Belgium)
      The Cultural Relations Platform is an EU funded Platform, set up with the overall objective to foster an increased role for culture in EU’s external relations through engagement with cultural operators worldwide for better knowledge and understanding of the EU’s principles and policies. A Communication Expert is sought for a 12 month renewable freelance contract to work on the project.
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      Library / Cultural Cooperation Between the European Capitals of Culture and Cultural Cities of East Asia: Opportunities and Challenges
      In the framework of the Forum on Cooperation between European Capitals of Culture (ECoC) and Cultural Cities of East Asia (CCEA) in Shanghai in November 2017, co-organised by the Cultural Diplomacy Platform, a study has been completed by expert Else Christensen-Redzepovic. This study was commissioned by the European Commission and the EU Delegation to China with the objectives of assessing the potentials and challenges for developing a strategic partnership between the EU cultural flagship initiative “European Capitals of Culture” and the trilateral Japan, China, South Korea cultural cooperation initiative “Cultural City of East Asia”.