Healing & Dealing
Healing & Dealing on kahdesta toisiaan peilaavasta tapahtumasta koostuva kansainvälinen ohjelmakokonaisuus. Dealing keskittyy valkoisten kulttuurialalla työskentelevien ammattilaisten rasisminvastaiseen koulutukseen ja Healing kutsuu ruskeita kulttuurin toimijoita ottamaan etäisyyttä heitä ympäröivistä rasistisista valtarakenteista hyvinvointiin ja itsestään huolehtimiseen keskittyen. Ohjelma edistää yhdenvertaisuutta ja tarjoaa ohjelmaan osallistuville valkoisille ammattilaisille konkreettisia työkaluja valkoisten valtarakenteiden purkamiseen ruskeiden ammattilaisten hyvinvointi huomioiden.
Healing & Dealing luo turvallisia tiloja kulttuurikentän toimijoille, sitouttaa ammattilaiset rasisminvastaisten toimintatapoihin ja siirtää rasisminvastaisen työn painolastia pois ruskeilta valkoisille. Ohjelma edistää ja vahvistaa ryhmien välistä yhteistyötä pitkäjänteisesti.
Ohjelma koostuu Dealing- ja Healing-moduuleista, jotka toteutetaan vuosina 2026–2028 Suomessa, Isossa-Britanniassa, Benelux-alueella ja Norjassa. Osioilla on paikalliset kumppaniorganisaatiot ja fasilitaattorit, jotka kokoavat ohjelman yhdessä suomalaisten tekijöiden kanssa.
Healing & Dealing on Suomen Benelux-instituutissa työskennelleen Laisa Conden ohjelmakokonaisuus, jota pilotoitiin vuonna 2022. Pilotista kerätty palaute osoitti, että jatkohankkeelle on akuutti tarve. Conde jatkaa ohjelman vastuuhenkilönä.
Fair P(l)ay – Fair practices in the cultural sector
FAIR P(L)AY is a cycle initiated by the EUNIC-NL cluster focusing on fair practices in the cultural sector, aiming to discuss and implement new and existing ways of creating fair environments in terms of funding, remuneration, copyright and mobility in Europe.
International Women’s Day Nordic Breakfast Discussion 2022 available online
On International Women’s day, on 8th of March 2022, our annual Nordic Breakfast reopened the stage for new panellists with a current and ongoing topic of consent law and its adoption in the Nordics as several Nordic countries have already implemented consent laws in their legislation. Watch the discussion in full online.
Internship opportunity at the Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux
Svenska kulturfonden (The Swedish Cultural foundation in Finland) has opened a call for an internship beginning in August 2022. The deadline for the application is 31st of March.
What can EUNIC Offer Artists and Cultural Organisations?
EUNIC Brussels tackles all areas of art. Thanks to its multicultural network, it allows artists from all over the world – and especially from Europe, to join and share their gift with the public.
TelepART: Juho Myllylä with Ensemble Gamut! -group
Juho Myllylä, based in the Netherlands, has received funding from the TelepART Mobility Support to be able to rehearse and perform in Finland with Ensemble Gamut! music group. Myllylä is a recorder player, guitarist, singer and songwriter.
Participants for the Study Trip to the Netherlands have been selected
The participants for the Study Trip to the Netherlands organised by Frame Contemporary Art Finland and The Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux have been selected. The participants for the trip were selected through an open call announced in February.
The Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux Stands with Ukraine
The Finnish Cultural Institute for the Benelux stands with Ukraine and expresses our support and solidarity to all those suffering during this devastating time. We strongly condemn the Russian government’s invasion of Ukraine that affects the lives of millions of civilians.
SALWA Gatherings
All Good Things Must Begin: Roots and Routes In response to the pandemic, the heightened precarity of artists, and a series of catalytic scandals that recently shook the art world in the Netherlands the past year, we would like to direct our attention in 2022 to...
TelepART: Ilona Salonen
Dance artist Ilona Salonen is our latest artist to be supported by the TelepART Mobility Support Platform. Salonen will attend a three week laboratory and perform in an international group at the TicTac Art Center in Brussels. She will also perform two short versions...
TelepART: Miradonna Sirkka
The latest artist supported by the TelepART Mobility Support is a contemporary circus and performance artist Miradonna Sirkka who is staying in the Netherlands for a 6-week residency. The residency is part of SEA Foundation’s longer-term research on art and sustainability and their project focusing on the Happiness.