The Contested Desires: Constructive Dialogues (CDCD) consortium seeks an Evaluation Expert with experience of cultural exchange and participation to act as a critical friend and support the programme evaluation. This freelance role will consist of advising on data collection and contributing to reports, not conducting the evaluation itself, which will be carried out by the consortium.
Role and Responsibilities:
– Review project documentation and data.
– Participate in online meetings.
– Attend four project events and draft reports.
– Review the Evaluation Plan and interim reports.
– Draft the final evaluation report.
Eligibility Criteria:
– 5+ years in project evaluation.
– Experience in cultural exchange projects.
– Strong communication skills.
– Residency in an EU country or the UK.
– Excellent English writing skills.
– Flexibility to travel (Sep 2025 – Dec 2026).
Remuneration:
– Total fee: 10,000 euros (VAT and social charges included). Travel and accommodation covered.
Submission Details:
Applicants should submit a written proposal according to the following Terms of Reference by June 28th, 2024 at 17:00 (CET) at the latest. Proposals must be written in English and sent to [email protected].
CDCD is a three-year (2024-2026) programme, co-funded by the EU Creative Europe programme. It engages contemporary artists to consider the problematic legacy of European colonialism reflected in museum collections and heritage sites. CDCD will create space for conversations between artists, cultural professionals, researchers and visitors, exploring stories of the past and present from an intersectional perspective. The multi-partner project tests how artists and arts organisations can work with communities to create dialogue, exhibitions, events, and other activities that contribute to better understandings of the colonial past and its meanings for different citizens in a multicultural Europe.
Contested Desires: Constructive Dialogues is a project funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. The consortium, which goes beyond European borders, is composed of D6:EU and Xarkis (Cyprus), Interarts and La Bonne (Spain), H401 and Creative Court (Netherlands), MUNHAC (Portugal), Pro Progressione (Hungary), La Fabrique (Tunisia), BJCEM (Belgium), MUCIV and Museo Egizio (Italy) as partners and ECCOM who is the leading partner. D6 Culture in Transit (United Kingdom), European Capital of Culture Larnaka 2030 and The Art History and Theory Lab of the Cyprus University of Technology (Cyprus) are associated partners. Nubuke Foundation (Ghana), RCMG (United Kingdom) and MMHR (Cile) are subcontractors.
