The Prince Claus Fund in solidarity with Ukraine

IN SOLIDARITY WITH UKRAINE

The Prince Claus Fund extends its solidarity with Ukraine and deplores the violence of the Russian Government against the Ukrainian people. Together with our global network, we stand with our Ukrainian partners, friends, Awardees and all the victims of the war. The Prince Claus Fund supports artists and cultural practitioners who work towards a more inclusive future, based on human values of trust and respect, where there is no space for the racism, hate, the enormous suffering and cost to human life that such violence brings.

We are concerned over the illegal destruction of all forms of cultural heritage in the ongoing military operations and urge full respect for international humanitarian law. Our Cultural Emergency Response programme is on standby to offer expert advice and first aid to cultural heritage that has been damaged or is under threat. Our Cultural Emergency Response programme is on standby to offer expert advice and first aid to cultural heritage that has been damaged or is under threat. Requests for assistance to protect heritage can be sent to cer@princeclausfund.nl, or you can simply reach us via our social media channels.

In addition, the Prince Claus Fund Network Partner VCRC/Kyiv Biennial has launched an emergency support initiative for the cultural community of Ukraine in need. The initiatives’ main goal is to help people who stayed in Ukraine and to provide them with immediate financial support for their basic needs. If you are either in need of help or want to contribute to this effort you can contact the VCRC team via email and through their Facebook or Instagram.

We have been in close contact with our Partners in Ukraine and will continue sharing news on our Cultural Emergency Response programme activities as the events develop.

#Culture_cannot_wait

Prince Claus Fund and Partners

32° East | Ugandan Arts Trust (Kampala, Uganda)

CRIA, Asociacion Creando Redes Independientes y Artisticas (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Consuelo Bassanesi, Despina (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

Dokufest (Prizren, Kosovo)

Dr Jama Musse Jama, Director, Redsea Cultural Foundation (Hargeysa, Somaliland)

PrivatePrint (Skopje, North Macedonia)

Tbilisi Photo Festival and Tbilisi Photography & Multimedia Museum (Tbilisi, Georgia)

Studio 8 (Amman, Jordan)

Arab Media Lab (Marrakech, Morocco)

Kibii Foundation (Moengo, Suriname)