Current projects

Erasmus+

European Union “Erasmus+” Programme Project “Unlocking Creativity: New Skills for the Future”

The foundation Creativity Lab is implementing the European Union Erasmus+ adult education project “Unlocking Creativity: New Skills for the Future”, aimed at developing creative, digital, financial, and information literacy skills among adults, as well as strengthening the professional competences of adult educators. The project creates new and flexible learning pathways that will help adults adapt to the rapidly changing labour market and acquire future-proof skills.

The project brings together partners from Latvia, Estonia, and Italy to collaboratively develop innovative methodologies, digital tools, and learning materials grounded in creativity, design thinking, and contemporary adult education practices. This partnership ensures an interdisciplinary approach, combining expertise in the creative industries, digital transformation, career development, and adult learning.

The project will be implemented until August 2027, with the aim of creating a sustainable, open, and internationally accessible learning environment that strengthens adults’ creative capabilities, provides high-quality career support, and promotes lifelong learning. All methodologies and tools developed within the project will be offered as open educational resources, contributing to the improvement of adult education across Europe.

The total project budget is EUR 250,000.

Radi!

https://www.radilatvija.lv/

https://www.facebook.com/radilatvija

Delegation Agreement with the Ministry of Culture for the management of the "radi!" initiative

The foundation "Creativity Lab" has signed a delegation agreement with the Minister of Culture for the management of the "radi!" initiative for 2023-2025. The initiative implements a range of activities to promote creative industries among various target audiences in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, existing partners, and other members of the creative industries ecosystem, while also seeking new synergies with foreign partners.

Within the "radi!" initiative: –

1. A communication strategy is implemented to raise awareness and interest among various target audiences about the development of the cultural and creative industries sectors and their interaction with other sectors, such as creativity-enhancing education, knowledge and skills transfer, innovative entrepreneurship, smart governance, sustainability, resilience, and more, using information dissemination channels:

radi! academy website www.radilatvija.lv
radi! official social media profiles on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube
websites and social media platforms of cooperation partners and event participants
national and regional media, including TV, radio, press, internet news portals, media social network profiles, etc.

2. Events are organized in Latvian regions - co-creation and action events aimed at promoting the development of creative industries in local small towns through urban revitalization and community strengthening.
3. An online academy is developed, publishing informative and educational videos on current issues in the cultural and creative industries sector.
4. International cooperation initiatives are implemented to find ways to design new products and services that help promote the development of creative industries in Latvia and enhance the radi! offering.

iCoDaCo

https://www.icodaco.com/

EU Creative Europe Programme Project "International Contemporary Dance Collective"

The foundation "Creativity Lab" is involved in the EU Creative Europe Programme project "International Contemporary Dance Collective," aiming to develop and implement alternative and innovative strategies and methodologies for creating and disseminating contemporary dance to improve opportunities for contemporary dance artists, producers, presenters, communities, and audiences in Europe and beyond.

The project involves 12 partners from various European countries, collectively creating new knowledge, methodologies, and practices to ensure sustainability, accessibility, and innovation in contemporary dance and strengthen the impact of these new knowledge on adjacent sectors.

Based on co-creation processes, the foundation "Creativity Lab" is responsible for developing the world's first open-access digital platform for contemporary dance practices using modern information technology. The project will be implemented until 2027, with a total budget of EUR 2,000,000.