highlights the social role of artists in processes of memory and reconciliation, and, hence, in promoting human rights, dignity and artistic freedom.

Art Lab will also conduct pilot-activities with the support of UN Field Offices, to sensitize and train cultural, development and humanitarian operators on how to plan and implement artistic interventions within post-conflict contexts, camps or urban settings (refugees), and amongst excluded communities. Art Lab will also collect good practices with relevant indicators to showcase the concrete impact of the Arts in the field.

This project aims to achieve: A portfolio of good practices mapped; Training tools for cultural and humanitarian operators produced; Cultural, humanitarian and development operators trained in more than 100 countries; A multi-stakeholders platform set up, committed to promoting the Arts for human rights and dignity, including UNESCO Chairs and international experts, art activists and development operators; Over 100,000 people living in places of hardship enrolled in artistic initiatives!