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Anna Steinkamp (Comissão alemã na Unesco) durante o Seminário Políticas para a Diversidade Cultural em Salvador, bahia, no dia 8 de julho de 2011
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A turma é solidária e unida com as cores do arco-íris. Eles trabalham em grupo, fazem passeios, apresentam trabalhos, lanches, danças, jogos, chimarrão e desenhos. Eles também ouvem música e leem sobre "O Rei Preto de Ouro Preto".
Diversidade cultural
O documento descreve a diversidade cultural do Brasil, focando na cultura das diferentes regiões do país. 1) A cultura nordestina é representada por danças como o bumba meu boi, maracatu e frevo, e pratos como sarapatel, peixes e frutos do mar. 2) No centro-oeste há influência indígena em festas e comida, como galinhada com pequi. 3) No norte há o Círio de Nazaré, e pratos à base de mandioca, peixe e frutas como açaí.
Diversidade Cultural No Brasil
O documento descreve as diversas regiões do Brasil e aspectos de suas respectivas culturas, incluindo danças, festividades, manifestações religiosas, artesanato, literatura e culinária típicas de cada região.
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A Amazônia é a maior região do Brasil, com clima equatorial, pouca população e o menor IDH do país. É habitada originalmente por indígenas e caracterizada por grande presença de rios, natureza exuberante e atividades extrativistas como extração de borracha e minerais.
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Creative Europe
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The Creative Europe Programme provides EU funding to support cultural and creative sectors. It has two sub-programs: Culture and MEDIA. Culture supports transnational cultural cooperation projects, literary translations, and networks to help cultural organizations operate across borders. MEDIA supports training, market access, audience development, festivals, and development of European films, TV, and games. Eligible organizations must be based in EU countries, though some training opportunities are open to non-EU countries. Applicants can find calls for proposals on the Creative Europe website and increase their chances of funding by partnering with experienced organizations and following the guidelines closely.
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Anett Varga has 8 years of experience generating and managing international partnerships and fundraising for cultural and educational organizations. She founded and led a successful cultural NGO that implemented over 40 European projects totaling €3 million in funding. Her expertise includes writing successful European grant proposals, coordinating international partnerships, and managing funded projects. References highlight her leadership skills, ability to attract young people and develop financial sustainability through international projects.
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The CReW project is funded by the Erasmus+ Programme and coordinated by the University of Siena in partnership with EUNIC Global. It consists of three events focusing on supporting culture as an engine for development, cultural heritage cooperation, and promoting intercultural dialogue. The events were held in Morocco, the UK, and Germany and brought together practitioners, policymakers, and academics. The final conference will be in Italy. The project aims to foster dialogue between academics and policymakers, cross-fertilize research and practice, improve professional training, and facilitate access to relevant content for international cultural relations.
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1) The document outlines the guidelines and objectives for European Clubs, which are initiatives in Portuguese schools that aim to promote European culture and citizenship.
2) European Clubs coordinate activities to educate students about Europe, its history, institutions, member states, heritage, and challenges.
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EU Cultural Policy
The EU contributes to the culture of its member states while respecting their diversity and highlighting their shared cultural heritage. Key areas of focus include improving knowledge of European cultures and history, preserving cultural heritage, cultural exchanges, and artistic creation. Member states are encouraged to cooperate on cultural matters and consider culture in other policy areas. The EU provides funding and support for cultural cooperation, mobility programs, television and film production, and innovation across cultural sectors. Mainstreaming culture into other programs involves development aid, foreign policy, and cooperation with neighboring countries. Upcoming priorities include the results of European elections and negotiations on future funding programs and regional strategies.
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The document outlines the European agenda for culture in a globalizing world. It discusses promoting cultural diversity, culture as a catalyst for creativity, and culture in international relations. It calls for member states, civil society, and the European Commission to work together towards these goals. Specific objectives include promoting artist mobility, intercultural competence, creative partnerships, and cultural exchanges internationally. Proposed actions include biannual cultural forums, mainstreaming culture in EU policies, and using the Open Method of Coordination between members.
European ‘Houses’ of Culture
The document summarizes the European Houses of Culture project, which aims to test new models of cultural collaboration between the EU, EU member states, and local partners in non-EU countries. It provides an overview of recent EU policies and initiatives related to culture and international cultural relations. The project will provide funding of €750,000 over three phases: mapping existing cultural relations projects, selecting ideas for new projects through an open call, and funding and evaluating selected pilot projects. The goal is to bring European cultural relations to a new level through supporting diverse, locally-led cultural exchange projects across Europe and beyond.
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