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Bringing Culture and Health Policies Together: Sharing Insights from the EU Member States Culture and Health OMC Report

Find out what is happening at the European level: EU Member States are preparing the Open Method of Coordination (OMC) report on Culture and Health, which aims to outline key recommendations for implementation at the policy level around culture, health and wellbeing. Discover some good practices across the EU and explore the current thinking on how to bridge policymaking across the culture and health sectors.

Participants:
Kornelia Kiss, Head of Culture and Health, Culture Action Europe
Edith Wolf Perez, Founder & Chairwoman, Co-Founder of ARTS for HEALTH AUSTRIA, Co-Chair, EU Member States' "Culture and Health" Open Method of Coordination (OMC) Group
Bruno Gallice, OMC Culture and Health delegate, Cultural and Territorial Action Advisor, DRAC Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes – French Ministry of Culture, France
Broula Barnohro Oussi, Strategist, Region Stockholms Kompetenscentrum för kultur och hälsa, Sweden
Laura Norppa, Senior Ministerial Adviser, Cultural Affairs, Ministry of Education and Culture, Finland

Culture and Health Forum was a two-day international event organized as part of the Culture and Health Platform.

The event brought together:

emerging artists working at the intersection of culture, health, care, education and social sectors
educators, researchers and students in the field of arts, culture and health
other professionals and students interested in research on and practices of arts, culture and wellbeing
organizations advocating for the use of arts and culture to enhance health and wellbeing of individuals and communities.

Culture and Health Forum showcased and share best practices and latest research in the field of arts, culture and health. The Event was organized by the Arts Academy of Turku UAS in collaboration with Taikusydän Arts & Health Coordination Centre in Finland, and the Nordic Arts and Health Research Network.