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Over two years ago, I embarked on a project in Latin America to celebrate our 10 years as a brand and also to look back on the milestones that helped us grow to become the leading platform for social change in the region. Just last week, while checking for something, I came across our teaser trailer for the documentary we launched at the end of 2022. And it got me thinking about the rapid changes in the digital ecosystem, as well as how we now connect as organizations with citizens. And this is what caught my attention—do you agree with me? ⭕ Authenticity, storytelling, and being who we truly are are what’s working right now in a world where people want to be more private and build niche or close communities. So, being real and local is key. ⭕ AI and AI policy are things we need to be more aware of, bringing accountability to those sharing information. Now, more than ever, as we consume our information more on social media than in traditional media outlets, this is key to setting ourselves apart from fake news. ⭕ How we are mobilizing is also changing. We need to connect and raise our voices—yes! But we need to do it in our tribe, and then make our case so strong that we can connect with others. I’ll start thinking more about this and sharing my insights with all of you.

💻 🛜 🎨 How is the digital world transforming arts and culture? Is it only transforming the channels through which art is created and received, or is it also majoring impacting the why, and the how? From challenges in Intellectual Property, to a perceived acceleration of time that directly impacts art a slow, thoughtful and conscious, the digital transformation has changed us. Last week, we were discussing about it in a very enriching discussion. In cS we keep exploring the intersection of International Cultural Relations with transversal topics, as a way to connect, think and grow together. Stay tuned!

On Wednesday, culture Solutions’ network gathered for an Internal Dialogue with friends. This time we discussed the nature and prospects of International Cultural Relations in this age of rapid digital transformation, a topic that is in urgent need of broader consideration.🌍💻 Between debates about Artificial Intelligence and the role of creative producers online, to digital censorship and changing cultural e-landscapes, our debate provided rich food for thought amidst a strange new world. Stay tuned for the blog post detailing the key arguments and takeaways!📝🌟 #ICR #InternationalCulturalRelations #InternalDialogue

Last week, Simu Liu made headlines on Dragons' Den when he called out the cultural appropriation of bubble tea during a tense pitch. His powerful stand highlighted how difficult it can be to raise cultural issues, even in professional settings. Liu faced resistance—dismissal and deflection—just like many employees do when speaking up about cultural appropriation at work. What does this have to do with the workplace? Read our latest article to find out and learn 5 practical ways to address cultural appropriation at work: https://lnkd.in/gRyE_fZw

The power of language is often underestimated: it subtly shapes our thoughts and, consequently, our actions. The sci-fi film "Arrival" perfectly illustrates this concept, where the protagonist gains the ability to perceive future events by mastering an alien language. For companies expanding globally, with increasingly diverse employees and customer bases, a critical question emerges: Is there a universal language that can break down cultural barriers and help win more customers? Join us this Friday for a discussion on this topic. Interested? Scan the QR code to register! #BusinessCommunication #GlobalBusiness #CultureAndLanguage #InternationalExpansion #GlobalMarketing #goglobal

When I participated in an international seminar that brought together young creatives from across Asia to discuss and encourage collective action related to the creative and digital industries

Monday Post 3/30 Identifying Tomorrow’s Icons The market for emerging artists is one of the fastest-growing segments in the art world. However, spotting the voices that will prevail requires a combination of timing, research, context, and understanding.

📢 REMINDERS! Calling all businesses with a proven product-market fit and recognized client brands! Our New York City Immersion Program 2025™ is about to close the registration tomorrow, October 31st. Don't miss this chance to explore the US market and connect with potential investors and partners. If you have been considering registering but haven't done so yet, now is the time to act! Just click the link below! #NYCImmersion2025 #BusinessGrowth #GlobalExpansion https://lnkd.in/gT6A3rrX

🤗 Don't forget to join us today for Session 2 of the online talks: "Preventing Radicalisation through Arts and Culture" from 17:00 to 18:00 hrs. 👉 Register here: https://lnkd.in/dvM5yp2g Or contact to: micheledv@rinova.es Why Should You Join? This is your chance to collaborate with change-makers across Europe, contribute to groundbreaking policy recommendations, and be part of a movement that’s harnessing creativity to combat radicalization. What’s Happening? 🤩 The CULTURAD project is bringing together trailblazers in youth work, arts, and culture to tackle one of the most pressing issues of our time: youth radicalization. Through two vibrant, transnational virtual roundtables, you’ll connect with experts, civil society organizations, and passionate young people to: - Unpack Youth Radicalisation: Delve into the causes, challenges, and strategies to prevent it. - Explore European Success Stories: Discover and share innovative practices that are making waves across Europe. - Engage in Youth-Led Dialogues: Hear directly from the young voices at the heart of our project. - Learn from CULTURAD Ambassadors: Gain insights from those leading the charge for change. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a collective effort that’s reshaping our communities. Whether you’re an expert or a young advocate, your perspective is crucial. #culturad #RadicalizationPrevention