Supporting the creative industries to address the climate crisis and reframe systems, narratives and practices for a climate-aligned future, Creative Climate has announced its commitment to placing the arts at the forefront of Australia’s climate transformation.

A 10ª Reunião dos Ministros e Ministras da Cultura do BRICS, realizada nesta segunda-feira (26) no Palácio Itamaraty, em Brasília, marcou um novo capítulo na cooperação cultural entre os países do grupo com a aprovação de uma declaração conjunta que reforça o papel da cultura como alicerce para uma governança global mais inclusiva, sustentável e multipolar.

Europeans believe their country and the EU should work more closely together on cultural policy matters, making the arts more accessible, protecting cultural heritage sites during wars, natural disasters or climate change, and ensuring artists and cultural workers have fair pay and good working conditions are the top three priorities.

Each year On the Move proposes a Cultural Mobility Forum to collectively investigate international artistic and cultural mobility trends. As a unique knowledge platform, the network works together with its members and partners to design thematic panel discussions and contextualise global mobility issues.

Under the presidency of South Africa in 2025, the G20 has chosen four key culture focus areas: heritage restitution; socio-economic strategies for inclusivity; digital technologies; and climate action.

Cultural and artistic social enterprises lead in the sustainable climate transition As the climate crisis intensifies, Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) are stepping into a critical role. Recognized not only as storytellers and awareness-raisers but also as innovators, CCIs have a unique capacity to contribute to systemic change.