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The six edition of EuroPCom, the European Conference on Public Communication, was held in Brussels on the 21st and 22nd of October 2015.
Together communication managers and senior experts from local, regional, national and European authorities attended lectures, debates and interactive workshops for a dynamic two day program. Over 1000 communication workers from all EU member states joined this conference to discuss major challenges in both EU and public communication. In 2015 the conference was organized back to back with the annual meeting of more than 500 Europe Direct Information Centres, enabling EuroPCom to be more pervasive and encompassing in European communication ever.

Pamela Bartar was invited to present the project www.ConnectingCulture.at at the closing Rapido Session, talking about social innovation, public communication as well critical cultural production and civil society inspired by a public art project.

Further details are available online: www.cor.europa.eu/europcom
Twitter @EuroPCom15 #europcom

AutorInnen: Bartar, P.

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