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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

In a black box, seven disabled artists are training. Two of them are on a weelchair, three of them are sitting on the ground

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!

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

Poster for UNESCO MONDIACULT 2025 events in Barcelona

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!

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

EBA Open Call: the shortlist

Dodzi Dougban, Diana Niepce, Annie Hanauer, J Neve Harrington, Edwin Ramirez und Nina Mühlemann, Sindri Runudde, Katarzyna Żeglicka.

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EBA Open Call Webinar

On 4 April, an informative webinar was streamed about how to apply for the EBA Open Call

Open Call for Europe Beyond Access Co-Productions

Are you a Deaf and/or disabled artist based in Europe with a passion for dance, choreography, or movement? Do you have experience of leading an artistic process? Europe Beyond Access invites you to apply for co-production support to bring your artistic vision to life!

What’s new in Europe Beyond Access II?

Following the announcement that Europe Beyond Access has secured Creative Europe funding for a further four years, Project Director, Ben Evans explains what was learnt from the first iteration and what changes will be made.

Two white female dancers. The first is a wheelchair user with her back on the ground and legs facing upwards. The other does a headstand against the wheels of her her chair with both her legs off at opposite jaunty angles.

Film: Five years of Europe Beyond Access

After 5 years, the world largest transnational Arts & Disability project Europe Beyond Access is about to come to an end.