Grant recipients: Brno University of Technology / Public Association of Halytskyi District of Lviv "Virmenska – Trydtsiat Piat", Garage 33 Gallery – Shelter / New Performance Turku ry, Port of Culture / Ogalala Kreuzberg E.V. / National Historical and Memorial Reserve "Babyn Yar" +4 more.
Brno University of Technology / Public Association of Halytskyi District of Lviv "Virmenska – Trydtsiat Piat"
CzechiaCzechiacollective
WorkPerformance in times of crisis
ZMINA:Resilience co-creation grant EUR 25,000
Garage 33 Gallery – Shelter / New Performance Turku ry
UkraineUkrainecollective
WorkSchool of Political Performance x New Performance Turku
ZMINA:Resilience co-creation grant EUR 23,708.78
Port of Culture / Ogalala Kreuzberg E.V. / National Historical and Memorial Reserve "Babyn Yar"
UkraineUkrainecollective
Work7 Lives — Echoes from Babyn Yar: A Co-Created Video Artwork
ZMINA:Resilience co-creation grant EUR 24,980
Kharkiv Regional Public Organization "Theatre Na Zhukah" / Association Reactor for Creation and Experiment
UkraineUkrainecollective
WorkTheatrical Windows: Ukraine-Romania
ZMINA:Resilience co-creation grant EUR 24,725
Uzinaduzina Association / Community Development Foundation "Dobro"
RomaniaRomaniacollective
WorkThree Tables / Три трапези / Trei mese
ZMINA:Resilience co-creation grant EUR 24,975
CINEFIL / Hnat Hotkevych City Palace of Culture
SlovakiaSlovakiacollective
WorkHERside
ZMINA:Resilience co-creation grant EUR 24,995
D6 Culture EU Ltd / Non-Government Organization Congress of Cultural Activists
CyprusCypruscollective
WorkAPOSTAXIS
Prizes, shows and programme
ceremony
Results published 27 August 2026
grant
Up to EUR 25,000 per project, up to 90% of project costs; total call budget EUR 187,500
period
Projects July 2026 - January 2027
What the call offered
Covers 90% of project costs, supporting travel, research, and local presentations in each partner's locality. It serves as a direct mechanism for geopolitical integration and fosters transnational solidarity.
Who could apply
Open to cultural organizations and professionals legally residing in Creative Europe countries and Ukraine. Applicants must involve at least two partners, with one partner being a Ukrainian entity, ensuring horizontal co-creation and equal contribution. The grant structurally dismantles historical center-periphery dynamics, replacing them with legally binding networks of transnational solidarity.