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EuroFIA
EuroFIA is the European group of the International Federation of Actors
The EuroFIA group brings together FIA affiliates in the wider European region. It is composed of member unions from some 30 countries, including 25 EU Member States. The group meets twice a year and, in addition, regularly engages in project work on shared priorities. Members of the EuroFIA group also participate in the European Social Dialogue for the Live Performance and Audiovisual Sectors.
Dance Passport
The European Union Solidarity Network for Dancers Abroad has been relaunched and specific resources, articles and contacts are now accessible online on a dedicated website
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European Social dialogue Texts database:
European social dialogue refers to discussions, consultations, negotiations and joint actions involving organisations representing the two sides of industry (employers and workers). This takes place at cross-industry level and within...
OIRA Tools in Live Performance and Audiovisual
OIRA stands for Online Interactive Risk assessment Tools. These are occupational health and safety tools made for assessing risks to prevent accidents and ill-health in the workplace. Workplaces in the live...
Green Production in TV and Film in Europe
Green Toolkit Film and TV is a free access platform that gathers practical guidance and shares sustainability practices and tools implemented across Europe for Film and Audiovisual production. It is...
Equality and Diversity in the Audiovisual sector in Europe
On this website you will find all the results produced and resources collected by the European social partners in the Audiovisual sector in the context of their cooperation in the...
Gender Equality On & Off the Stage
This website and resource center is the outcome of the European Project: ‘Gender Equality on and off the Stage: A Mapping Project of the European Live Performance Sector’ carried out...
Creative Skills Europe
What skills do audiovisual and live performance professionals need to enter and remain in employment? How to accompany the evolution of the professionals’ practices and of their careers? How to...
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