Cultural diversity in Saxony-Anhalt: 30 projects start now!

Cultural diversity in Saxony-Anhalt: 30 projects start now!

On June 22, 2025, there will be gratifying news for the rural regions of Germany: In Berlin, 30 cultural projects were announced as part of the “Aller.Land - Design. Strengthening structures”. These initiatives are designed to sustainably promote the cultural landscape and citizen participation in structural -weak areas. The federal government has undertaken to make over one million euros available for the implementation of these projects by 2030. This is great news for the committed people on site who want to actively help shape their living conditions, as reports https://kulturstaatminminmin.de/kunst-und-kulturfoerderung/kultur-in-laendliche-raeumen).

The initiative includes several exciting projects, including the "Youth Art School for Culture Decker" in the Altmarkkreis Salzwedel and the project "Continuities, breaks, views (Kobra)" in the Wittenberg district. The latter is devoted to research into the local cultural landscape and offers artist residences every year to bring regional elements and stories to light. The youth art school also focuses on cultural education for children and adolescents, whereby "glass studios" offer creative rooms for various projects, so [magdeburger-news.de.

diversity and participation

The program "All.Land", which was launched in 2023, has set itself the goal of creating encounters and involving underrepresented groups in the process of cultural design. It is particularly aimed at young people, seniors, newcomers and people with disabilities. This not only wants to strengthen the cultural diversity, but also promote an active participation in the community. Characteristics of the funded projects are community -creating approaches and a strong regional focus. The possible ideas for new formats, such as art and village residences, also offer numerous opportunities for participation, explains Allerland-programm.de.

In the first year, 97 regions took part in the program, with each region receiving 40,000 euros in order to develop sustainable concepts for innovative projects. There is a lot of space for creativity. The now selected projects can test their concepts by mid -2030, which represents a great step towards a more lively cultural scene in rural areas.

greetings from politics

The jury's decision was welcomed by Minister of State Rainer Robra and Minister of Agriculture Sven Schulze. They emphasized the importance of cultural projects for rural areas, where measures that strengthen cohesion contribute to the quality of life decisively. Robra emphasizes the cultural diversity of Saxony-Anhalt and is happy about the positive development of the cultural projects that will become a reality in the coming years.

Overall, it turns out that a lot can be moved with commitment and good ideas. The planned projects are undoubtedly an invitation to everyone, to actively participate in the cultural design of their homeland and to work for creative solutions for local challenges. This creates a colorful and diverse cultural landscape that strengthens the community.