{"id":18853,"date":"2022-12-08T11:09:27","date_gmt":"2022-12-08T10:09:27","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/warsztatykultury.pl\/wydarzenia\/ukraine-and-the-eu-rebuilding-partnership\/"},"modified":"2022-12-08T15:34:32","modified_gmt":"2022-12-08T14:34:32","slug":"ukraine-and-the-eu-rebuilding-partnership","status":"publish","type":"mec-events","link":"https:\/\/warsztatykultury.pl\/en\/wydarzenia\/ukraine-and-the-eu-rebuilding-partnership\/","title":{"rendered":"Public debate: “Ukraine and the EU: (re)building\u00a0the partnership\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"

The magazine Kultura Enter, Workshops of Culture in Lublin, and Relais Culture Europe in Paris invite you to participate in the joint event Ukraine and the EU: (re)building the partnership. <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

9 December 2022, 11.00 | Workshops of Culture in Lublin, 5a Grodzka Street – auditorium, 2nd floor<\/strong><\/p>\n

The forum is a\u00a0networking event with Ukrainian artists and activists and representatives of NGOs and the cultural sector from Ukraine, France and Lublin. During the meeting, we\u00a0will try to\u00a0identify cultural needs in\u00a0a\u00a0society affected by\u00a0war. Moreover, we will discuss the possibilities of effective international cooperation under difficult conditions and in an uncertain future. The meeting inaugurates a\u00a0series of public discussions on\u00a0the role of culture and international cooperation in\u00a0Europe at\u00a0war. As part of our ongoing efforts, we invite activists, volunteers, cultural workers, and intellectuals to collaborate and plan further supportive meetings.<\/p>\n

When: 9 December 2022, 11.00 a.m. \u2013 2.00 p.m.<\/strong>
\nWhere: Workshops of Culture in Lublin, Grodzka 5a \u2013 auditorium, 2nd floor<\/strong>
\nAdmission free. No registration required.\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00a0Agenda:<\/strong><\/p>\n

11.00-11.45 | Practical part \u2013<\/strong>\u00a0an overview of the latest developments in\u00a0the EU\u00a0programme “Creative Europe\u201d and activities of Relais Culture Europe in\u00a0Paris, and a meeting with representatives of the Creative Europe Paris, Warsaw and Belgrade offices.
\nSpeakers: Pascal Brunet, Laurence Barone, Dimitrije Tadic, Iwona \u0141opaci\u0144ska<\/p>\n

12.00-14.00 | The beginning of the social diagnosis: “What are the cultural needs?\u201d \u2013 <\/strong>discussion with Ukrainian activists from the Lviv region.
\nSpeakers: Yuliya Khomchyn, Lida Savchenko-Duda, Ulyana Prokopovych, Natalia Filevich, Olena Jurkevych, Marianna Maximova, Dr\u00a0Bohdan Lazorak, Khrystyna Drahun, Iryna Markiv, Dr\u00a0Vera Romanyszyn
\nModerated by\u00a0Aleksandra Zi\u0144czuk<\/p>\n

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Guests and experts:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Warsaw: Iwona \u0141opaci\u0144ska<\/strong> \u2013 head of the Creative Europe Desk in Poland, an expert in the creative sector with an academic background in film, media and cultural marketing. Working for a variety of non-governmental, public and private organisations, she has been responsible for managing international projects in the areas of education, culture, partnership development, cultural diplomacy, film festivals, as well as capacity building and entrepreneurial endeavours. In recent years, she has worked with a number of institutions in Poland and across Europe: POLIN Museum, British Council, Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Ujazdowski Centre for Contemporary Art, Pomeranian Film Foundation, EACEA, on projects such as Poland Market Focus (literature), Poland Design & Let\u2019s Exhibit (design), Polish Year in Turkey (multidisciplinary) or Creative Europe (media).<\/p>\n

Belgrade: Dimitrije Tadic<\/strong> \u2013 head of the Creative Europe office in\u00a0Serbia, adviser to\u00a0the Ministry of Culture and Media, philosopher.<\/p>\n

Paris: Laurence Barone<\/strong> \u2013 deputy director and head of the Creative Europe office in\u00a0France, graduate of Sciences Po Paris and the Catholic University of Louvain (European studies), staff member at\u00a0Relais Culture Europe since 2004, interacts with many French and European stakeholders (public authorities, professionals, networks, etc.). She regularly leads missions in\u00a0Europe (Balkans, Eastern Europe, etc.) and beyond (Mediterranean, Australia, Asia). She\u00a0also coordinates the European cultural and social innovation programme i-team, and is particularly concerned with issues of democracy, the rule of law and identity.<\/p>\n

Paris: Pascal Brunet<\/strong> \u2013 director of Relais Culture Europe, cultural manager. He has served in a number of managerial roles in the field of performing arts, including as executive director of the ‘Centre chor\u00e9graphique de Rennes et de Bretagne’, co-director of Isadora – a choreography development project, and secretary general of the ‘Groupe de\u00a0musique exp\u00e9rimentale de\u00a0Bourges\u2019. He has been involved in European and international cultural cooperation for several years, and is a founding member of the DBM ( Danse Bassin M\u00e9diterran\u00e9e\u00a0<\/strong>\/ Mediterranean Basin Dance) – the Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation Network as well as a member of several European networks and forums.<\/p>\n

Paris: Vincent Guimas<\/strong> \u2013 director of Ars Longa. His areas of expertise include spatial design\/cities\/research\/meeting places; involved in\u00a0various EU\u00a0research projects.<\/p>\n

Paris: Gilbert Fillinger<\/strong> \u2013 his research interests include the visual arts, landscape architecture, and gardens (Arts and Gardens).<\/p>\n

Paris: St\u00e9phanie Masson<\/strong> \u2013 advisor and activist in\u00a0the field of art schools and publishing.<\/p>\n

In addition, we will be joined by\u00a0managers from the Paris-based NGO Relais Culture Europe, managers from the Lviv City Institute, officials from the Drohobych and Lublin Culture Departments, activists from the youth NGO Prostir from Drohobych and researchers from the Ivan Franko Culture Park Museum Complex (Nahuyevychi), artists from Kyiv (Inga Levi) and Lviv (Volodymyr Topiy, Mariya Hoin).<\/p>\n

The following is a list of issues to be discussed<\/p>\n