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EU4Culture Call for Proposals
EU4Culture has announced a call for proposals of projects that promote intercultural cooperation and dialogue among non-capital cities across the EU4Culture Cities Network in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova, and Ukraine. This call refreshingly prioritizes the work of arts and cultural professionals working outside of the main urban hubs, helping to sustain important cultural practices as well as break new ground through cultural and cross-sector exchange. Individual or lead applicants must represent a nonprofit organization in one of 14 listed network cities, with a maximum of five partners in consortium proposals. Co-applicants can be located outside of the network cities. A maximum of €25,000 will be awarded per project, lasting up to ten months (between October 2023–July 2024). The deadline to apply is July 25 at 18:00 CET; just use the Goethe Application Portal. Full application requirements can be found here, and EU4Culture will host an information session on June 5 over Zoom.
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