A CSCD Initiative

Cultural Diplomacy Spaces

A worldwide network of host institutions convening the work of cultural diplomacy - research, exchange, simulation and creative practice - under one shared framework.

What’s Programmed

Programme calendar

Approved initiatives from across the network, plus the UN observance days the network marks together.

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Coordinators at approved spaces submit proposals that publish to this calendar automatically once approved.

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The Framework

Six pillars of practice

Every initiative in the network aligns to one of six pillars. The framework keeps a programme in Jakarta legible to a partner in Dubai.

Open Research

Advancing knowledge through collaborative academic and cultural research across borders.

Scholar Exchange

Facilitating meaningful exchanges of scholars, artists and cultural professionals worldwide.

Cultural Calendar

Celebrating global cultural moments with synchronised programming across every space.

Diplomatic Simulation

Immersive exercises that build diplomatic skill and cross-cultural judgement.

Creative Lab

Incubating innovative cultural and artistic projects with international collaboration.

Global Network

Building and strengthening the connections between cultural institutions worldwide.

The Process

From application to calendar

Three steps, one review pipeline, and an official record at the end of it.

01

Apply for a Space

Register your institution and apply to host. The Head of Programs reviews every application against the network standard.

02

Submit Proposals

Once approved, your coordinator drafts initiatives aligned to one of the six pillars, with supporting documents attached.

03

Publish & Convene

Approved proposals receive an official reference number and letter, and appear automatically on the global calendar.

Who Hosts

Three kinds of space

The network is deliberately mixed - a campus seminar and a civic exhibition serve the same mission from different rooms.

Campus

Universities and colleges embedding cultural diplomacy into teaching, research and student life.

Civic

Museums, libraries, cultural centres and municipal bodies reaching the wider public.

Institute

Think tanks, research institutes and policy bodies contributing analysis and convening power.

Ready to join the network?

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis by the Head of Programs. Approved institutions receive a coordinator account and begin proposing immediately.