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Interview with Agata Adamiecka-Sitek

Theatre researcher at the Academy of Theatre Arts in Warsaw, Agata Adamiecka-Sitek explores institutional change, accessibility, and cultural wellbeing

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Halfway there: EBA Journey So Far

EBA is making meaningful progress in strengthening innovation and accessibility in Europe’s arts and culture sector

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The New Report Launched

Learning to Change highlights urgent need for Accessible Performing Arts Education

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“Learning to Change”: report launch on 3 December

On 3 December, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Europe Beyond Access will launch Learning to Change, a new report by On the Move, with the support of British Council

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New Report Launching December 3: Save the date! 

How accessible – or inaccessible – is performing arts education in Europe for disabled artists and cultural workers? A new report will change the discussion on it!

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Call for Sign Language Interpreters in the Performing Arts

Europe Beyond Access is expanding its work with Deaf artists across Europe — and we need skilled Sign Language Interpreters to join us. New deadline: October 10th

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MONDIACULT 2025 – EBA is part of it!

MONDIACULT 2025 convenes ministers, policymakers, cultural professionals, academics, and civil society representatives to review progress on cultural policies and sustainable development. EBA is proudly part of it: check it out!

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Selected Artists for Europe Beyond Access Artistic Residencies 

We are thrilled to announce the latest group of artists selected for Europe Beyond Access international residencies

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A Position Paper on the state of Arts & Disability in Europe

The European Arts & Disability Cluster, the European voice of artists and cultural workers with disabilities, publishes a Position Paper on the state of Arts & Disability in Europe

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EBA Co-productions Open Call: The winners

December 3rd is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Perfect day to announce the four projects selected from the open call for co-production