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D6:EU
We are delighted to announce D6:EU as a sister organisation to D6: Culture in Transit, to promote our European Portfolio and to develop new opportunities for artists and cultural collaborations in Cyprus, Europe and the Middle East. We draw on a long history of European collaboration through both the Creative Europe programme , through strategic positions on European networks and platforms, and as international experts for the British Council in the UK and Ukraine, the European Commission and for United Cities and Local Governments (UCLG) based in Barcelona. In Cyprus we look forward to developing an international capacity building cultural programme that builds on D6: Culture in Transit's values and collaborates with artists, cultural producers, heritage professionals and policy makers to consider the role of culture in the sustainable development of our cities and neighbourhoods. We will consider this through the following lenses:
Culture and the European Green Agenda
Culture - Participation and Equity in engagement
Culture - Heritage, Diversity and the Nation State
Culture and the European Green Agenda
Culture - Participation and Equity in engagement
Culture - Heritage, Diversity and the Nation State
Set up as an independent NGO under Cypriot Law, D6:EU has the following founding board members: Clymene Christoforou, Ros Rigby, Stella Hall who you can find out more about here: D6 board members and Argyro Toumazou. Based in Nicosia, Argyro is a Board Member of Multi-Arts Crossings and Gardens of the Future and is currently working with us on our Creative Europe programme, Contested Desires.
We are at the very beginning of this journey and warmly welcome conversations with fellow travellers.
We are at the very beginning of this journey and warmly welcome conversations with fellow travellers.
call for partners: contested desiresD6: EU is pleased to share a call for new partners for a transnational cooperation project, Contested Desires: Difficult Conversations. D6: EU has entered into a partnership with the 1st phase Contested Desires partners to develop a continuation of this ambitious programme that considers the complex legacies of colonisation, and are now on the look out for new organisations to work with. >>
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interview with argyro toumazouWe interviewed Argyro Toumazou to share with you her thoughts behind the project. Read the full interview here. >>
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