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KEA

Communications

KEA designs and implements communication strategies and tools that mobilise a wide range of stakeholders in culture, creativity and sports ranging from professionals to institutions and the general public.

Our approach to communication is unique: we draw on our specialisation in the creative sectors, combining a deep strategic understanding of public affairs, a large network of contacts, and a wealth of creative ideas to help clients deliver their message with maximum impact in an original way.

We have 20 years of experience during which we have forged strong connections with European institutions, regional representation offices in Brussels, European associations (culture and creativity, sport, cities, regions, innovation) that ensure targeted and effective communications.

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Communication strategy

Elaborating and implementing effective communication and dissemination strategies for large-scale EU-funded projects.
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Public relations

Aiming to raise awareness of the issues that are important to our client by establishing contact and dialogue with the relevant authorities, bodies or individuals.
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Social media and community management

Thriving to create online spaces where cultural and creative practitioners can find information, meet and exchange.

Projects

KEA produces and implements communication strategies and tools for multiple large-scale European projects in the context of Creative Europe, FP7 and H2020. Discover KEA's communications portfolio.
ILUCIDARE

ILUCIDARE
ILUCIDARE aimed to make heritage-led innovation and diplomacy in Europe an example for sustainable development and international cooperation through a diversity of collaborative actions to reinforce mutual understanding and dialogue. The activities of this H2020 project were geared towards the establishment of an international community promoting cultural heritage innovation and diplomacy. As a key project partner KEA was task leader on the drafting of policy recommendations resulting from the project’s activities. The document highlights the importance of developing a new understanding on the value of cultural heritage by acknowledging its contribution to social innovation, citizens’ engagement to a sustainably future, creative entrepreneurship and  international cooperation promoting mutual understanding. It stresses the importance of building capacity to enable better cooperation between heritage stakeholders and policy makers. It proposes ways for heritage stakeholders to influence regulatory and policy frameworks for a more holistic and sustainably usage of cultural resources. Read the policy recommendations here.
Sparks

Sparks
Sparks (2015-2018) is an awareness-raising project which showed Europeans from all walks of life that they can get involved in science and that various stakeholders share the responsibility for research and innovation. Taking place across 29 European countries, Sparks bridged the gap between the super-fast pace of scientific innovation and society through a unique touring exhibition and over 230 participatory activities. Resources:
Culture for Cities and Regions

Culture for Cities and Regions
The project aimed to take stock of existing cultural management practices in cities and regions all over Europe, to exchange and promote transfer of knowledge, to better understand successful cases of cultural investment and to go into the details of policy planning and implementation.
  • Funding programme:
    Creative Europe
  • Lead partner:
    EUROCITIES
  • Overall value:
    €1 million
Creative Tracks

Creative Tracks
Creative Tracks aimed at connecting young creative professionals worldwide, encouraging cross-innovation projects and facilitating collaboration with cultural and creative industries.
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