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RECHARGE ACADEMY - Applications now OPEN
https://recharge-culture.eu/processes/diary/f/3/posts/61

The RECHARGE Academy is a pioneering initiative that bridges participatory
practices and sustainable business models to revitalise the cultural
sector. By fostering cross-sectoral collaboration and community engagement,
the Academy paves the way for innovative, resilient cultural organisations
that deliver lasting societal value.

We invite cultural heritage and creative sector professionals to register
here (External link) for the chance to participate in an immersive four-day
programme designed to explore innovative, participatory business models
that enhance the sustainability and societal impact of cultural
organisations. Applications will close on 4 March 2025.

Programme Details:

●      Dates: 3 to 6 June 2025

●      Location: Erasmus University Campus, Rotterdam

●      Number of participants: 20 (selected via the application process)

●      Cost: Free of charge, with expenses covered (for details, see the
Terms & Conditions (External link))

The Perfect Candidate

A mid- to senior-level professional holding a managerial or leadership
role, committed to fostering inclusive and participatory practices within
cultural institutions and the creative sectors. Interested in the role of
participatory approaches within cultural heritage organisations and their
impact on operations and strategies in the cultural heritage industry.
Comfortable presenting to large audiences, open to collaborative group
work, and proficient in English at a C1 level or higher.

Discover the Power of Participation

Through an intensive programme blending expert-led sessions, workshops, and
networking opportunities, the RECHARGE Academy introduces participatory
practices that can revitalise cultural institutions. Participants will
learn how to involve relevant communities - whether volunteers,
stakeholders, or corporate partners - to co-develop strategies that
strengthen operations and broaden their impact. The programme draws on the
Living Labs methodology, an open innovation ecosystem where diverse groups
collaborate to drive change. Four key themes frame the Academy:

 Research & Exploration – Introducing participatory practices and cultural
participatory business models, and their application to new or existing
services.
 Co-Creation – Applying the Living Labs methodology to foster collaboration
on real-world projects.
 Monitoring – Measuring the impact and value of participation in cultural
organisations.
 Evaluation – Refining participatory actions through reflective processes
and developing key indicators for success.
An Immersive and Interactive Learning Experience

The RECHARGE Academy’s dynamic structure offers participants a balance of
theoretical insight and practical application:

●      Expert Sessions: Lectures, panel discussions, and roundtables led by
globally recognised trainers and practitioners.

●      Workshops: Hands-on, problem-based learning focusing on business
model creation through real-life case studies.

●      Participants’ Track: An opportunity for attendees to share their
work, foster collaboration, and build lasting connections.

●      Networking Opportunities: A social programme fostering meaningful
interactions and engagement with peers and experts.

Empowering Professionals Across the Cultural Sector

The RECHARGE Academy adopts a "train-the-trainer" approach, empowering
professionals to implement participatory practices in their organisations.
The programme is designed for 20 experienced professionals representing
cultural heritage and creative industries, creating a dynamic learning
environment enriched by diverse perspectives.

Register HERE (External link)

Read the Terms and Conditions HERE (External link)

details: https://recharge-culture.eu/processes/diary/f/3/posts/61
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