“MEETING POINT” is a 2-year residency exchange program co-funded by Creative Europe Program and designed for performing artists from Denmark, Greece, Poland, and Ukraine. It aims to empower artists through masterclasses, residencies, and collaborative performances, addressing current issues like the war in Ukraine and promoting social inclusion. The project outlines management strategies, roles of partners, target audiences, and methodologies for cost-effectiveness, quality, risk management, and sustainability, emphasizing environmental sustainability and diversity.

The idea for “MEETING POINT” arises from the urgent need to address the impacts of crises—such as wars, economic downturns, political upheavals, and natural disasters—on the cultural sector. It seeks to empower artists from Denmark, Greece, Poland, and Ukraine by providing them with a platform for artistic exchange, learning, and collaboration. This initiative not only aims to foster resilience among artists facing these challenges but also to promote dialogue, reflection, and social inclusion through the arts.

The goals of “MEETING POINT” include empowering a new generation of performing artists through masterclasses, residencies, and collaborative performances, addressing critical social issues like the war in Ukraine, and promoting social inclusion and diversity. The project targets performing artists from Denmark, Greece, Poland, and Ukraine, aiming to foster dialogue and reflection on current issues, enhance audience engagement, and ensure environmental sustainability and diversity within the cultural sector.