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#EUROPECALLS – CREATIVE EUROPE – CULTURE
LITERARY TRANSLATION PROJECTS
The infoday is aimed at publishing sector operators especially interested in this line of the Culture Creative Europe Program, whose next deadline is scheduled by mid-April 2018.
Free entrance / Limited capacity / Registrations at www.europacreativamedia.cat
The session will be in Catalan and Spanish language.
The Culture’s Department of the Government of Catalonia, through the Catalan Institute of Cultural Companies (ICEC), has an ongoing relationship with companies and professionals of the cultural sector and encourages their participation in European projects, from the Creative Europe Desk – MEDIA Catalunya, assigned to the Markets Area of the ICEC. The #EuropeCalls sessions are one of its tools bringing knowledge of the European supports to the Catalan cultural companies. The Culture and MEDIA (audiovisual support) subprogrammes are widely treated in these informative and training sessions, as well as other programmes where the cultural sector can also have possibilities to be benefited by the European supports.
The #EuropeCalls Session on Friday 16 Març 2018, dedicated to the new call for proposals to support Literary Translation Projects of the Program Creative Europe Culture Program, and organized with the collaboration of Creative Europe Desk Culture Spain, aims to encourage and promote the participation of the Catalan publishing sector in this call. The idea is to inform about the news of the call of this year and help cultural publishers that already have a cultural project of this type, providing useful recommendations and trying to solve them any questions.
Se contará con la presencia de Helena del Barrio, de la oficina Europa Creativa Cultura por España, que explicará la línea, así como de una editorial beneficiaria en anteriores convocatorias de traducción, como estudio de caso (pendiente de confirmación). It will be attended by Helena del Barrio, from Creative Europe Desk - Culture for Spain, who will explain the guidelines, as well as a beneficiary editorial in previous calls for translation, as a case study (pending confirmation).
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