January 2026 marks the official completion of the RISE UP project, following three years of revitalising languages and fostering cultural diversity, here are the final results. Explore the legacy of RISE UP by navigating this page; simply click on the links below to access and download the specialized outcomes developed for each of our target...Continue Reading

The RISE UP Travelling Exhibition arrived in Värska, Setomaa, on October 6th, as a highlight of this year’s Seto Week. This stop in the heart of the Seto community serves as a vibrant tribute to the Seto language and the rich cultural tapestry of this unique border region.RISE UP TRAVELLING EXHIBITION 2025 Hosted at the...Continue Reading

The RISE UP Travelling Exhibition arrived in Hrvatski Jandrof / Jarovce, Slovakia, on September 12th, as part of the celebrated Dan Mladine festival. This stop was not only a showcase of artistic talent but a vibrant statement in support of Burgenland Croatian, the heart of this community’s identity.Hosted by the Dan Mladine festival, the exhibition...Continue Reading

The RISE UP Travelling Exhibition, organised by ESPRONCEDA Institute of Art & Culture, arrived in Les, Val d’Aran on August 2nd, as part of the celebration of over 75 years of traditional dance, with the participation of the iconic local dance group Es Corbilhuèrs de Les. This time, the exhibition arrives in the heart of La Val d’Aran not only as a celebration of culture...Continue Reading

The RISE UP Travelling Exhibition officially launched its journey in Redruth, Cornwall, on March 5th. Arriving just in time for the St. Piran’s Day celebrations, the exhibition opened its doors at the Redruth Library, marking a powerful first stop in support of Cornish (Kernewek) and the resilient spirit of the Cornish people.Hosted by the dedicated...Continue Reading

A cornerstone of the Voices of Community residency in Espronceda – Institute of Art & Culture was the creation of KIELI, a cutting-edge digital art piece created by digital artist Ferran Belda. This project serves as a technological “blender,” reflecting the real-life evolution of minoritised languages through transfrontier contact and digital interaction.By capturing 20 essential...Continue Reading