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Travel grants: Art Moves Africa

⏰ Deadline: 1 January 2020 🌍 African countries 🗓 1 March – 30 June 2020 Art Moves Africa supports artists,…
ITYARN

Call for Short Contributions from Emerging Scholars

⏰ Deadline: 15 January 2020 Call for Short Contributions from Emerging Scholars The Routledge Companion to Drama in Education Dr….
ASSITEJ Germany

December News from ASSITEJ Germany

ASSITEJ Workshops – making member’s interests productive and visible ASSITEJ Germany invites members to run ASSITEJ Workshops on topics of…
ASSITEJ Serbia

Call for Performances: Subotica International Children’s Theater Festival

⏰ Deadline: 15 March 2020 🌍 Subotica, SRB 🗓 20 – 26 Septemebr 2020 Open Call for International Productions for…
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Call for Proposals: Children, Youth, and Performance Conference

⏰ Deadline: 10 January 2020 🌍 Toronto, CAN 🗓 6 -7 June 2020 Call for Proposals: Children, Youth, and Performance…
ASSITEJ Turkey

Call for performances: International Eskişehir Children and Youth Theatres Festival

⏰ Deadline: 25 February 2020 🌍 Eskişehir, TUR 🗓 1 -7 June 2020 Open Call for International Productions for the…
Egypt

Open call: Delegates programme Hakawy International Arts Festival For Children

⏰ Deadline: 16 January 2020 🌍 Cairo, EGY 🗓 4 – 14 March 2020 AFCA for Arts and Culture in…
ASSITEJ International

Call for Advertisements: ASSITEJ Magazine 2020

ASSITEJ has begun the work on the 2020 ASSITEJ Magazine that will be launched at our 20th ASSITEJ World Congress…
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Call for Papers: Talking TYA, Galway 2020

⏰ Deadline: 10 January 2020 🌍 Galway, IRL 🗓 9 – 10 October 2020 Proposals are invited for Talking TYA,…
ASSITEJ Germany

Open call: International Forum @ Theatertreffen

⏰ Deadline: 8 December 2019 🌍 Berlin, DEU 🗓 1 – 17 May 2020 Besides presenting ten remarkable productions from…

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ASSITEJ commits in principle and in practice to collaboration and cooperation between other international artistic associations on matters of mutual interest, where appropriate. We do this in order to advocate the theatre and the arts as a universal expression of humankind, as fundamental to human, social and cultural development and as a bridge-builder for mutual understanding and tolerance as enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.