On Mobilisation. Towards Multivocal Collaborative Futures

2026-07-22

The objective of the project us to develop and refine innovative collective pathways and shareable methodologies that support sustained transnational collaboration. It will be realized by micro-community mobilisation, artistic research and participatory events, with specific work with target groups like migrants, elderly, adolescents, working-class women, low income citizens. The project will explore critical thinking, media resistance, collective understanding, class reformation processes, neighborhood mobilisation, socially engaged practices, and more wellbeing-focused resilient ways of working through variety of activities. The common value proposition is co-artistic research as a transdisciplinary, community-rooted, and socially engaged methodology that merges artistic practice with civic innovation, education, and social care, contribution to the Innovation objective of the Call. Experienced partners from Italy, Belgium, Sweden, Croatia and Czechia form a wide European scope and balanced mix of impactful and grassroot organizations, experts and artists, engaged in activities. The project creates equitable, distributed, and context-sensitive formats that empower marginalized groups as active producers of knowledge, cultural practices, and democratic imaginaries. With 90 collaborative artistic research sessions, 5 residencies for knowhow exchange, 15 transnatinal particpatory events, 5 artistic research zines, a Community Library, Cinema Sessions, network-based dissemination for post-project partnerships, the project builds on a strong research-production-dissemination axis, and bridges artistic, civic, and activist practices to foster critical dialogue, mutual learning, and care-based leadership, while prototyping sustainable, community-driven cultural models that address systemic inequalities and foster new narratives of belonging, solidarity, and resilience.

Italy, Belgium, Sweden, Croatia, Czechia

2026-03-01