Climate Justice: Through the Creative Lens of the Performing Arts

IETM Innovate Culture Policy Event

IETM´s yearly policy event focused on Climate Justice and the performing arts, and drew knowledge from our recently released publication under the same title.  

Jordi Baltà Portolès, one of the publication’s two authors, was the main speaker of the event.

During the webinar, participants enjoyed:

• A welcome word and presentation of IETM's publication Climate Justice - Through the Creative Lens of the Performing Arts by Jordi Portolès.
• Inspirational additions from the three moderators of each regional Focus Group discussion which contributed towards the main research frame of the publication, drawing up on knowledge from Asia, Southern Africa and Latin America. You can find out more information about each moderator on the Speakers page.
• First insights into our vision of a green cultural policy, taken from IETM member's brainstorming during the IETM Focus Luxembourg Meeting in November 2023.

IETM´s research on climate justice served as the main focal point of the event and we reflected together on how the performing arts can - and should - pay more attention to the implications, responsibilities and artistic opportunities of climate justice. 
 

Watch the IETM Innovate Culture Policy Event 2024 Webinar Recording:

Complimentary materials:

• Read IETM's new publication: Climate Justice: Through the Creative Lens of the Performing Arts, which will serve as the main focal point of the event.
   

• A three part podcast series surrounding the main themes and discussions drawn from Focus groups which served as the main skeleton of research for the publication. You can find all episodes available on pod.link or via SoundCloud below.

  Podcast Episode One: Southern Africa - December, 2023

  Podcast Episode Two: Latin America - January 2024

  Podcast Episode Three: Asia - January 2024

The IETM Innovate Culture Policy Event happened as part of IETM ´s Creative Europe project The New International in the Performing Arts (NIPA): Bridging local and global and is supported by the European Union.