This documentary podcast episode travels to the Homo Faber 2026 exhibition in Venice to explore how craft is presented. It features conversations with curators, artisans, and ambassadors on how space, attention, and storytelling shape the public perception of...
The CREDEX Micro-Credential Providers Database is an interactive directory that connects creative professionals with institutions offering micro-credentials across Europe. It supports lifelong learning and career development within the Cultural and Creative Industries...
This official European Commission platform supports the green and digital transition of the European textiles sector. It provides a collaborative community space for stakeholders to access funding opportunities, share best practices, and submit actionable pledges to...
This video recording of the 2026 ECA Annual Conference explores how craft practices intersect with public health, clinical rehabilitation, and social inclusion. It highlights new professional pathways connecting the workshop with community wellbeing initiatives.
NEB Junction is a collaborative knowledge platform that gathers and shares actionable insights, best practices, and results from New European Bauhaus (NEB) projects across Europe. It connects creatives, policymakers, and communities to foster sustainable, inclusive,...
The GreenCCIrcle Hub is an interactive platform designed to empower Cultural and Creative Industries with actionable tools for the green transition and sustainable practices. This EU-funded project offers training, resources, and community networking to foster...
The Sustainability Directory is an online knowledge platform aggregating sustainability concepts, frameworks, and resources across environmental, economic, and social domains to support informed decision-making and responsible practice.
This audiovisual resource explores themes connected to craftsmanship, cultural production, or creative sector innovation through presentations, interviews, or event recordings aimed at knowledge sharing and professional learning.
This report examines the value of exchange programmes hosted at craft and design production sites in Nordic countries. It highlights knowledge transfer, professional development, and collaborative innovation generated through international mobility and peer learning.
The MADE IN Atlas maps European makerspaces, craft initiatives, and distributed production networks, supporting collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange across craft and design communities.