Lietuviškai
ARTGORA: Creative Industries for an Equal Baltic
Duration of the project: 2018 September – 2019 September
Aim of the project: To reduce discrimination and empower women in creative industries field in accordance to Sustainable Development Goals 2030.
Objectives of the project:
1. Bringing together the stakeholders from the Baltic Sea and Eastern Partnership regions in order to share experience and promote mutual cooperation in solving common problems through art and culture.
2. Raising awareness of the role of culture in promoting gender equality and sharing various best practices on how to address this issue in the target regions.
3. Develop and generate innovative solutions and project ideas for potential regional cooperation.
The main activities of the project are:
1. Sharing best practice and ensuring it in creative industries that promote gender equality and reduce the gender gap.
2. Organizing the Regional Forum in Riga in 2019 April 10-12 by including partner countries interested in promoting ideas and values of gender equality through art and cultural work.
3. Increase public awareness through a variety of audio-visual means, including the digital series of Talk Real | Art Real show and online publications.
Project partners: the National Museums of World Culture (Sweden); Tartu University (Estonia), Riga Technical University (Latvia), Centre for Equality Advancement (Lithuania), Foundation Laboratory of Research and Social Action SocLab (Poland), Taso Foundation (Georgia), Poruch (Ukraine), and European Alternatives (Germany).
Project activities are supported by the Baltic Institute Baltic Sea Region Cooperation Program.
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- CREATIVE INDUSTRIES FOR AN EQUAL BALTIC GOOD PRACTICES ON ART ACTIVISM FOR GENDER EQUALITY IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION, GEORGIA AND UKRAINE (booklet in pdf)
- Link: Talk real. Verena Spilker: Transnational Queer Underground (Germany)
- Link: Talk real. Lasha Aka Lashao Tsertsvadze: Photographer and Queer activist (Georgia)
- Link: Talk real. Loulou D’aki: Mother of Choice (Sweden)
- Link: Talk real. Joanna Bednarczyk: Demakijaż – Women's Film Festival (Poland)
- Link: Talk real. Gabriele Labanauskaite: Lithuanian Music and Theatre director (Lithuania)
- Link: Talk real. Oksana Briukhovetska: The Right to Truth (Ukraine)
- Link: Talk real. Nino Baidauri: Women of Georgia (Georgia)
Duration of the project: 2018 September – 2019 September
Aim of the project: To reduce discrimination and empower women in creative industries field in accordance to Sustainable Development Goals 2030.
Objectives of the project:
1. Bringing together the stakeholders from the Baltic Sea and Eastern Partnership regions in order to share experience and promote mutual cooperation in solving common problems through art and culture.
2. Raising awareness of the role of culture in promoting gender equality and sharing various best practices on how to address this issue in the target regions.
3. Develop and generate innovative solutions and project ideas for potential regional cooperation.
The main activities of the project are:
1. Sharing best practice and ensuring it in creative industries that promote gender equality and reduce the gender gap.
2. Organizing the Regional Forum in Riga in 2019 April 10-12 by including partner countries interested in promoting ideas and values of gender equality through art and cultural work.
3. Increase public awareness through a variety of audio-visual means, including the digital series of Talk Real | Art Real show and online publications.
Project partners: the National Museums of World Culture (Sweden); Tartu University (Estonia), Riga Technical University (Latvia), Centre for Equality Advancement (Lithuania), Foundation Laboratory of Research and Social Action SocLab (Poland), Taso Foundation (Georgia), Poruch (Ukraine), and European Alternatives (Germany).
Project activities are supported by the Baltic Institute Baltic Sea Region Cooperation Program.
