Highlights – Strengthening Artistic Freedom across Europe The second session at the International Cultural Policy Conference (16 October 2025) focused on one crucial question: How can we effectively monitor and... read more →
A new Short Cultural Policy Profile for Luxembourg is now available on the Compendium website. Published in the lead-up to the Compendium Cultural Policy Conference taking place on 16 and... read more →
The Compendium of Cultural Policies & Trends is pleased to welcome two new members to our growing community of cultural policy experts! Following recent recommendations, the Compendium Association Board has... read more →
We are excited to present the conference portfolio of “¡Watch it! – Freedom of Artistic Expression. Cultural Policies for Democracy” in Luxembourg. In collaboration with the Ministry of Culture of... read more →
Welcoming Our New Cultural Policy Experts! The Compendium of Cultural Policies & Trends is delighted to welcome three new members to our expert community! Following our recent Open Call, we... read more →
We are pleased to announce that the International Cultural Policy Conference 2025 will take place on: 16th of October 2025 National Library of Luxembourg ¡WATCH IT! Freedom of Artistic Expression -... read more →
¡El español se une al compendio! — Spanish Joins the Compendium! In September 2025, Barcelona will host Mondiacult, UNESCO’s global conference on cultural policy, bringing together global policymakers and experts... read more →
Welcoming Our New Cultural Policy Experts! The Compendium of Cultural Policies & Trends is excited to announce the newest members of our growing community of cultural policy experts! We received... read more →
A new, updated Cultural Policy Profile for Hungary has been published on the Compendium website and paints a worrying picture of cultural policy developments in Hungary. Special thanks go to... read more →
A new, updated Cultural Policy Profile for Georgia has been published on the Compendium website and paints a worrying picture of cultural policy developments in Georgia. Special thanks go to... read more →