UNISCA aims to become a point of reference, in Italy and abroad, for all professional associations, associations, and businesses, uniting and coordinating the creativity, arts, and entertainment sector in order to represent it in its entirety. A magnifying glass that observes and analyzes the actual reality of the sector, even in its invisible areas, and documents its transformations, becoming an increasingly reliable and representative guide to its overall understanding and, as such, a powerful megaphone for shared proposals to politics and civil society.
To this end, the associations that are part of UNISCA are called upon to share their analytical tools and contribute their know-how to the working groups, which will focus on both the most pressing needs and structural and systemic problems: from the lack of a “definition” of the sector to the proposal for general reform; from the delay in the national cultural and educational dimension, also in relation to the international context, to the reorganization and simplification of the regulatory jungle, up to the legal recognition of artistic and technical professions.
In the certainty that culture is the foundation for the construction of any civil society, UNISCA believes it is necessary and urgent that the creativity, experience, and mastery of artists, businesses, and workers make their voices heard in a unified, constructive, and visionary manner in order to