INPACT is an innovative partnership, co-financed by Erasmus+, designing simple tools and methods for artists and cultural agents. The project focuses on transforming digital, environmental, socio-economic and democratic challenges into resolvable situations and providing innovative contents and frames to other cultural and educational organisations.
Artists, creators and small cultural non-profit organisations are facing an increasing social and economic instability in most European countries.

The Covid-19 crisis has further weakened their working and living conditions, with long lasting effects in the coming years.

Women, people from less privileged backgrounds, or with a low level of academic education, are particularly disadvantaged in this situation.

To address this problem with a fresh perspective, an international team of organisations from France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Hungary and Lithuania has developed a toolkit of methods and skills by and for artists and cultural organisations, aimed at helping our target group to face the challenges of current major transitions: social, economic, environmental, digital and democratic.

The tools are freely accessible in all languages of the partnership on the INPACT platform

Related: News

INPACT now launching!

Project meeting in Firenze

Related: Publications

“Supporting Culture in the Digital Age”

Recommended reading

Digital Transition: Perceptions and challenges in the Arts & Cultural Sector

What are the challenges for the cultural sector when it comes to the Digital Transition?

The Socio-Economic Transition in the Arts and Cultural Sector

Raw material for a Dickensian tale?

The Democratic Transition in the Artistic and Cultural Sector

Governance, community engagement and access to public space

The Green Transition in the Artistic and Cultural Sector

Keen to be green, but at what cost?

RADICAL FUNDING

Builiding a more democratic relationship between funders and grantees in the activist sector.

Current status of Culture in Europe

What’s Culture’s share in the EU’s National Recovery and Resilience Plans?

Related: Organisations

Synergy of Music Theatre (S.Mou.Th.)

Synergy of Music Theatre (S.Mou.Th.) is a non-profit organization, whose workforce is a group of dedicated, experienced and emerging artists.

Centro di Creazione e Cultura

Centro di Creazione e Cultura (CCC) is a Florence-based association focused on artistic education and creation, aimed at fostering mobility and professional growth of talented emerging artists.

Les Têtes de l'Art

Les Têtes de l’Art, is a non-profit organisation that has been supporting and promoting participatory arts practices through committed action at the crossroads of culture, informal education, and social and solidarity-based economy.

Kaunas Cultural Centre of Various Nations

Kaunas Cultural Centre of Various Nations (lt. Kauno įvairių tautų kultūrų centras - KITKC) is a non-profit cultural and educational organization dedicated to promotion of cultural diversity, shaping intercultural relations and dialogue between people of different nationalities and developing such values as tolerance and respect in the civil society.

Subjective Values Foundation (SVF)

Subjective Values Foundation – in Hungarian language: Szubjektiv Értékek Alapítvány – is active in the fields of the arts, poverty, talent-scouting, anti-racism, diversity, cycling and sustainability.

Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV)

URV is a public university located in the city of Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain. The team involved in INPACT are members of the ASTERISC. Communication Research Group.

Valnalón

Valnalón (Ciudad Industrial del Valle del Nalón) is a public company located in Langreo, Asturias. Since 1987 it supports innovation and entrepreneurship across all sectors providing training and start-up support.