31/08/2026
Over the past weeks, Bucharest has once again become an important meeting point for NARDIV.
From the exhibition Roma Belong Here and its accompanying public talks to the NARDIV Summer School 2026, NARDIV and its local partners and sister projects created spaces for exchange around cultural diplomacy, representation, identity, participation and the question of whose perspectives become part of Europe’s cultural narratives.
A major part of this was made possible through our close collaboration with the Goethe-Institut Bucuresti, which has been an outstanding partner throughout these final weeks — hosting, supporting and helping shape a programme that brought together research, artistic practice, education, activism and public debate.
On 25 August, the finissage of Roma belong here marked the final public event of NARDIV. It was a fitting moment to look back on the conversations, encounters and collaborations that have defined the closing phase of the project — and to reflect on the questions that should continue beyond it.
For NARDIV, however, this is not simply the end of communication.
Over the coming weeks, we will turn our attention increasingly to the project’s results: research findings, publications, policy recommendations, educational resources and other materials developed over the course of NARDIV. We will also continue to highlight events and initiatives connected to the questions the project has explored.
Our aim is to keep the NARDIV channels active as a resource for everyone interested in cultural diplomacy, cultural exchange and European narrative diversity — and as a place where research, practice and ongoing debate can continue to meet.
Stay with us as we look back at what NARDIV has produced and ahead to where these conversations continue.