19, 20, 21, 22 May
Present, Future, Environment
Bologna, Sala Bossi del Conservatorio Giovan Battista Martini
For the first time in Italy, four days of meetings, appointments and music to talk about the future of jazz music and culture in Italy and Europe.
Training, research, labour, innovation, inclusiveness, sustainability, export, archiving, publishing.
On Saturday, May 21, Massimo Pontoriero represented UNISCA in the panel “How Work is Changing,” moderated by Gianni Pini from the Music Pool Association. Alessandra Bossa (musician), Alessandra Carbonaro (Member of Parliament and Member of the Culture Commission), Anita Pisarro (Director General of Active Employment Policies at the Ministry of Labour), and Andrea Scaccia (TEMA Agency) also spoke. The panel featured a lively debate on various reform topics. During his speech, UNISCA’s president highlighted “the importance of including all categories of workers, businesses, and non-profit organizations in the Creative, Arts, and Entertainment industries to achieve fair and universal reform.”
Ex ENPALS pension calculation: online simulator now available
21 May 2025
Good news for workers in the performing arts, dancers, bullfighters and professional sportsmen: a simulator for calculating the accrued pension amount is finally available online. www.calcolopensioneexenpals.com The service, developed by
Collaboration between UNISCA and Radio Base 101: a new space for independent artists
19 May 2025
UNISCA enthusiastically announces the start of its collaboration with Radio Base 101, a station that has recently become a web radio and is ready to write a new page in
ProfilCultura, the online platform dedicated to employment and training in the cultural and creative sectors, is born
8 May 2025
ProfilCulturaOffers job listings, internships and courses in areas such as arts, entertainment, audiovisual and communications. It is designed both for job seekers, with customizable profiles and useful tools, and for
