We are pleased to announce that G-BOOK 3 has been included in the new EU publication “Tracing Constellations: Stories of Culture, Cooperation, and Impact across Creative Europe Cooperation Projects (2021–2024)”
The publication is issued by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) and presents 50 projects funded through calls for proposals for European cooperation projects under the “Culture” sub-program of “Creative Europe” for the period 2021–2024.
The publication is structured around five thematic “constellations.” The first—“European Values and Democracy”—features projects aimed at promoting active citizenship, shared values, inclusion, and intercultural dialogue in Europe and beyond.
The second “constellation”—“New Practices and Models in the Cultural Sector”—focuses on initiatives that address the sector’s specific challenges—from precarious working conditions to the need for sustainable business models.
The third thematic chapter—“Digital Transformation”—examines how cultural organizations and professionals are adapting to digital changes and using new tools to ensure the development of European culture in the digital age.
The fourth “constellation”—“Green Transition and Sustainability”—shows that culture plays an essential role in addressing the most complex societal challenges, including Europe’s ecological transition.
The fifth section—“Youth”—showcases how European cooperation projects engage young people through diverse and innovative approaches, creating opportunities for their active participation in European cultural life—both as audiences and as future cultural professionals.
Through these thematic areas, the publication demonstrates how projects supported by “Creative Europe” translate European priorities into concrete practices, partnerships, and tangible results.
We are proud that the G-BOOK 3 project has been selected to be part of this publication alongside 49 other impressive projects funded by the European Union. This recognition reflects our commitment to cultural cooperation in Europe and our aspiration to create meaningful social impact through our work.
Read the publication here:
https://www.eacea.ec.europa.eu/news-events/news/new-publication-tracing-constellations-stories-culture-cooperation-and-impact-across-creative-europe-2026-06-02_en
