Culture Helps Solidarity supports arts and culture professionals from Ukraine to sustain creativity, resilience, and community connection during and after the war. Running until 2028, the project combines three grant schemes – individual grants, thematic project grants, and collaboration grants – with a rich programme of mentoring, learning, and peer exchange. The project is co-funded […]
(Dis)connected Communities: how culture restores connection and creates new solidarity. The Culture Helps Solidarity program supports female and male professionals in the field of culture and art from Ukraine to maintain the ability to work, remain resilient, and keep connections with their communities during the war. The first call for project grants focused on forced […]
Culture Helps Solidarity supports cultural and artistic professionals from Ukraine to maintain their ability to work, stay resilient, and keep connections with their communities during the war and after its conclusion. Within the current call for international cooperation grants, you can receive between 20,000 and 30,000 euros for cultural and artistic initiatives that support adaptation […]
Culture Helps Solidarity supports arts and culture professionals from Ukraine to sustain creativity, resilience, and community connection during and after the war. Running until 2028, it combines three grant schemes (individual grants, thematic project grants and collaboration grants) and a rich programme of mentoring, learning, and peer exchange. Culture Helps Solidarity is co-financed by the […]
We are looking for young storytellers, artists, or people interested in art who would like to join our international discussion group on “Creative Remembrance”. If you are engaged in remembrance culture and cross-cultural dialogue, we invite you to join our program, which connects creative youth from Ukraine and Germany (Düsseldorf Region). By engaging in this […]
Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine has created new challenges in the way society works with memory, testimony, and lived wartime experience. The stories of servicewomen, women veterans, families of the fallen, and people who have experienced loss, captivity, injury, displacement, or reintegration already form a living archive of contemporary Ukrainian history. The way these stories […]
Insha Osvita invites international cultural professionals interested in getting to know the current artistic context in Ukraine and establishing contacts for future collaborations. For this edition, we are welcoming participants on a self-funded basis. We invite you to visit Kyiv on 22-28 August 2026 and join a flexible programme of activities to get your own […]
Школа фасилітації Іншої Освіти — це навчальна програма для тих, хто хоче використовувати фасилітацію в роботі з групами, командами та спільнотами — для спільного пошуку рішень, для учасницького планування чи стратегування або для горизонтального навчання за принципом «рівний рівному». Школа пропонує простір для переосмислення підходів фасилітації в умовах невизначеності та повсякчасної травми, а також для […]
Culture Helps Solidarity supports arts and culture professionals from Ukraine to sustain creativity, resilience, and community connection during and after the war. Running until 2028, it combines three grant schemes (individual grants, thematic project grants and collaboration grants) and a rich programme of mentoring, learning, and peer exchange. Culture Helps Solidarity is co-financed by the […]
As part of the ВІЛЬНО/VILNO programme, veterans who worked in the cultural or educational sectors prior to their military service receive financial, legal and/or psychological support and take part in networking events. In addition to the grant — unconditional support that requires no activities or reporting — in each round we award mini-grants for participants’ […]
