Monitor, 01 October 2026, Uganda

Government is seeking to turn Uganda's cultural heritage into an economic engine by developing financing mechanisms for creative businesses, linking cultural products to tourism markets and developing regional cultural facilities.

culture360.ASEF.org, 29 September 2026, International

culture360.ASEF.org welcomes proposals from writers to contribute articles, podcasts and video interviews for its latest open call 'Arts in the Wake of AI'. They are looking for content that foreground how cultural professionals and organisations are adapting to the spectrum of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.

Museums Association, 24 September 2026, England

Arts Council England (ACE) has unveiled a redesigned and simplified process for its next round of National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) funding. In a new application hub launched this week, the arm's-length body promised less paperwork for applicants and a greater role for local and community voices in decisions over how funding is distributed.

British Council, 24 September 2026, Canada

The true value of international conferences lies not only in academic presentations, but also in the power of networking as well as the ability to bring theoretical research and practical experiences into the same space. This year’s International Cultural Policy Research Conference (ICCPR) in Canada became one such venue, featuring strong representation from the International Cultural Relations R…

Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport, United Kingdom, 24 September 2026, United Kingdom

This scoping work will support the development of quantitative evidence to substantiate social cohesion in the culture and heritage sector, informing future public investment decisions. As the specific measurement and valuation of social cohesion is an emergent research area, the current research provides an important early step in understanding the feasibility of valuation of social cohesion and…

OEI - Organización de Estados Iberoamericanos, 23 September 2026, Paraguay

El arte popular e indígena paraguayo fue protagonista de la segunda edición de Maestros del Arte Popular e Indígena del Paraguay: El fuego que queda, exposición impulsada por Fundación TEXO que retomó, después de 13 años, una iniciativa dedicada a reconocer y difundir distintas expresiones del patrimonio cultural vivo del país.