T4EU launches the first Bi-annual Call on Common Cultural Activities

Transform4Europe Alliance, of wich Universidade Católica Portuguesa is a member, has just launched the ‘First Bi-annual Calls on Common Cultural Activities’ for T4EU culture and heritage, aimed at celebrating and promoting the rich tapestry of Sustainable Common European Heritage through engaging cultural and educational events.

Sustainable Common European Heritage refers to the diversity of the collective cultural, historical, and social legacy shared across Europe. The call seeks proposals that recognise the multifaceted nature of heritage, viewing it not only as a conservation effort or aesthetic pursuit but also as a dynamic tool for shaping present and future identities and fostering sustainable development within the EU.

Additionally, the alliance aims to develop Common Cultural Activities encouraging active participation in public engagement and academic knowledge sharing. 

The call is open to any T4EU members and those involving cultural organisations, heritage institutions, community groups, and other entities actively engaged in promoting European culture and heritage. Collaborative proposals involving partnerships among more universities of the T4EU Alliance, along with their regional stakeholders, are particularly encouraged. 

The involvement of student groups in the creation/implementation/dissemination of the activities in order to enhance intergenerational connections as well as transnational exchanges among the students of the Alliance, is also encouraged.

Applications are open until 16 March 2025.

Learn more and apply

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