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Latest IFACCA Announcements:
IFACCA welcomes Slovenia as a national member
We are delighted to welcome the Ministry of Culture of Slovenia as IFACCA’s newest member, bringing the number of national members to 71. more >
Canada Council continues its support of ConnectCP Canada
IFACCA is delighted to announce that the Canada Council has renewed its sponsorship of ConnectCP Canada for 2010. more >
Good practice guides: seeking your input
IFACCA will be writing to all its members this week, requesting input into a collection of good practice guides. more >
ACORNS archive created
Our landmark 200th edition of ACORNS, published in December last year, is the first in a new ACORNS archive available now on the IFACCA website. more >
Winners of our ACORNS survey competition!
Thank you to the many people who responded to our ACORNS survey in December last year. more >
IFACCA to release research compilation 2007-2009
During February, IFACCA will distribute its research compilation, IFACCA Research Reports 2007-2009, to all national members and key research institutions. more >
Board to meet in Vancouver, Canada
IFACCA's board will meet in Vancouver, Canada, on 5 and 6 March. more >
Report on the independence of arts funding now available in Spanish
IFACCA's D’Art Report No. 9 ‘Independence of government arts funding: A Review’ is now available in Spanish. more >
Informe sobre la independencia de la financiación de las artes está disponible en español
El informe No. 9 de la FICAAC ‘Independencia de la financiación gubernamental de las artes: una revisión crítica’ ya se encuentra disponible en español. more >
Please complete our survey… one prize still available…
If you have not already responded to the IFACCA survey, please do so by 5th January. more >
Final report on intercultural dialogue and the arts released
IFACCA released today the final version of D’Art Report 39: Achieving Intercultural Dialogue through the Arts and Culture? Concepts, Policies, Programmes, Practices. more >
Private Sector, Civil Society and Cultural Organisations Agree on Worldwide Collective Action for Climate
Culture|Futures Collaboration Begins its Spiral of Engagement in Copenhagen. Following three days of discussions, there was agreement among organisations from the private sector, civil society and cultural bodies, to collaborate across all sectors and regions to act together for the climate. more >
Thank you to Americans for the Arts
We would like to thank Americans for the Arts who help to meet the costs of producing and distributing ACORNS to readers across the USA. more >
Tell us what you think about IFACCA
If you have not already responded to the survey that we sent to all members and ACORNS readers last week, why not take a few minutes to do it now? There are prizes for some regions still available! more >
Welcome to our new affiliate member Santa Marcelina Cultura
We are delighted to welcome our new affiliate member, Santa Marcelina Cultura, of Brazil. more >
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