As part of Life Long Burning, in collaboration with our network partner Workshop Foundation Budapest, we are offering two differently designed exchange residencies for professional movement and dance artists who work in Hungary or who are based in Berlin.

The residency in Berlin includes:
- 12 days in the studio
- 3800€ budget (travel and accommodation costs are included)
- 800€ budget for experts
- 300€ budget to support the artist coming from Berlin (during the exchange in Budapest)

The residency in Budapest includes:
- at least 10 days in the studio (4-6 hours each)
- 2500€ budget (travel and accommodation costs are included here)
- Exchange with the local scene
- 500€ budget to support the artist coming from Hungary (during the exchange in Berlin)

Application deadline is April 14th.

Further information in the Open Call linked above.

Questions from Berlin artists to: projekte@uferstudios.com
Questions from Hungarian artists to: Workshop Foundation: brigi.wsf@gmail.com

On 1 March, we took over the projects administration of the Making a Difference network project. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Sophiensaele, the previous administrator of the project, as well as the project team, most recently consisting of Noa Winter, Anne Rieger, Gina Jeske and Agnieszka Habraschka! Thanks to the continuous work and tireless commitment of the last six years, Making a Difference has created structures that have promoted self-determined work in dance by disabled, d/Deaf and chronically ill artists!
While we are now making plans for the future together with the network, Berlin artists and allies, Making a Difference will initially be a little quieter over the next few months. The project will be handed over to a new Strategic Project Manager. The job advertisement will be published here shortly.

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Under the title "Making a Difference 2018 - 2024. Developing, cultivating and strengthening anti-ableist practice in the field of dance", the team and project partners of "Making a Difference" look back on the last six years. Interviews with artists and reports on developments in the network's partner organizations provide insights into the project practice to date. The publication also contains classifications of our perspectives on disability, ableism, privilege and audism as well as practical recommendations for anti-ableist working practices in the cultural sector and beyond.

You can download the publication here.

After four months of reconception under Johanna Withelm as the new editorial director, the TanzRaumBerlin magazine of our partner, the Tanzbüro, presents itself for the first time in a new look! Take a look at the new issue, which thematically deals with beginnings.

The ZTB e.V. invites you to the Flutgraben on April 15th! A hybrid mix of infotainment, exchange, performances and party will inform about current projects, developments and needs in the Berlin dance landscape.

Free admission, everyone is welcome!

From February 1, all 18- to 23-year-olds in Berlin have been able to use a 50 euros worth of cultural credit - in the form of the #YouthCultureCard, for which you can register until February 28. We are happy to be a part of the initiative! Until April 30, you can also visit us at the House with your youth culture card and redeem your culture credit. You can find all the information at www.jugendkulturkarte.berlin - we look forward to seeing you.

Good news for the European network project Life Long Burning: Thanks to renewed funding, it will also be possible from 2023-2027 to drive forward the transformation of contemporary dance with various dance organizations in Europe. The project, which has been running since 2012, aims to expand existing structures and establish new sustainable structures in contemporary dance.