Through visual and written storytelling, Resilience Food Stories aims to open people’s eyes to the connections between the beauty of landscapes, prosperity and happiness of farmers, the quality of our food, health, and the role of food production in climate change.

Cineville’s CINERGY has a mission to bring arthouse films to a broader European audience. We helped the initiative secure almost a million euro of European funding to harness cutting-edge data analysis and visualisation tools and expand affordable access to independent cinema.

METAVENUES is tackling the hard questions facing performing arts venues. We helped secure two years of funding for a partnership that will develop innovative ideas that harness technological developments to bring more value to European audiences.

Empower Change-makers for a Harmonious Europe (ECHO) is a two-year initiative (2024–2026) led by DE/MO designed to foster active citizenship and promote democratic participation through the arts.

Over the last five years, Are We Europe (AWE) has been working on innovating the media and journalism landscape across the EU and beyond. Towards the end of 2021, we helped the organisation and their three project partners secure over €844,000 from Creative Europe for The Circle .

The European Dancehouse Network has a vision for the future of European dance arts: sustainable, equitable and inclusive. We made sure they got the maximum grant amount possible from Creative Europe to take their project to the next level.

Are We Europe is redefining European journalism by helping young creatives at the periphery of the EU share their stories with the world. We secured the funding they needed to get started.

Stiftung Neue Musik Impulse has been creating innovative classical music experiences since 2017. We helped them secure €286,601 to get their latest project running.

AV organisations are making immense progress in their pandemic recovery through the use of innovative tools and practices. LUX Nijmegen’s project, Hybrid Futures for European Cinemas, focuses on developing and sharing technology and expertise to facilitate hybrid cinema events.

The SMILES Project is preparing young adults in the Netherlands, Belgium and Spain to fight back against disinformation with a series of “fake news” workshops. TrueMotion helped design the project so that it would get the funding it needed.