HackThatFashion project the project aims to provide the fashion companies and designers with practical methods and tools to boost technology and sustainability in fashion take-up and adoption. Project targets fashion designers and small and medium fashion companies in Europe.
The overall aim of the project is to become familiar with green policy strategies and their practical implementation in film production in the Nordic region (Finland, Denmark, Sweden and Iceland).
Project goal is to empower entrepreneurship and leadership among girls in the ages of 18-25. With this project partners want to encourage young women to test their ideas in an early age and see entrepreneurship as a potential path forward.
ARTWORK aims to expand the field of work for artists and raise increased awareness of the use of artistic methods for strengthening education and social initiatives.
Project objective is to enhance the knowledge and skills of Ukrainian small and micro-entrepreneurs in establishing and developing a business, as well as in using marketing and social media tools.
Project aim is to increase the entrepreneurial knowledge and competencies of small and micro entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship teachers and young professionals in Georgia aspiring to sell on global markets using online environments.
Tartu Centre for Creative Industries is a proud hub film in South Estonia. As a runner of Tartu Film Fund that aims to boost entrepreneurial creativity in the region, bring investments to Tartu County, encourage the production of professional audiovisual works and promote international co-production – the International Filmmakers Residency welcomes a dozen acclaimed film directors to Tartu and South Estonia in 2022 and 2023.
Landscapes and Bodies, directed by Daniel Kötter. Landscapes and Bodies is a five-part performance series dedicated to the political, social and ecological consequences of global underground and open-cast mining. The final part with the title Oil-Shale is going to be produced in Estonia.
Going Global Georgia is an international project that aims to increase the entrepreneurial knowledge and competencies of small and micro entrepreneurs, entrepreneurship teachers and young professionals aspiring to sell on global markets via use of online environments.
The Baltic-Nordic Community Arts network has been developed by Culturelab (Latvia), Tartu Centre for Creative Industries (Estonia) and Virserums Konsthall (Sweden). At the core of the new network are two Baltic organizations with the experience of providing trainings for cultural managers and supporting new creative partnerships – Culturelab in Latvia and Tartu Centre of Creative Industries in Estonia along with Nordic partner – Virserums Konsthall in Sweden, an active regional NGO working with local and regional artists and communities for more than 20 years.