As part of the StreamSCAPES and ANIMA MUNDI projects, a scientific seminar will be held on September 26 at the European University Institute in Florence. It will focus on the role of culture in European policies. A scientific seminar organized with the support of REBOOT and Cresciné.

During the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the ANIMA MUNDI team held two in-person sessions to engage with professionals from the sector. These meetings mark the start of the project’s field phase.

This week, the ANIMA MUNDI Project was represented at the Horizon Europe Cluster 2 Coordinators’ Day in Brussels—an event organized by the European Research Executive Agency (REA) to strengthen ties between research and EU policy priorities.

Under the coordination of Dr. Antonios Vlassis, this new Horizon Europe project aims to boost the visibility and impact of the European animation industry on the international scene. 

From March 11 to March 14, Antonios Vlassis (ULiege) and Caterina Sganga (SSSA) presented the ANIMA MUNDI upcoming activities at the CEE Animation Conference GO! 2025, taking place in Nova Gorica (Slovenia) and Gorizia (Italy).