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Reset! publishes weekly articles, interviews, testimonies, and analyses documenting the realities and challenges faced by independent cultural and media organisations across Europe.

Rooted in the experiences of the network’s members and collaborators, these publications explore how independent actors respond to political and social changes while continuing to defend artistic freedom and sustainable cultural practices.

Through local stories and collective reflections, this editorial work highlights the fragility as well as the resistance of independent cultural and media ecosystems. The publications aim to amplify voices that are too often marginalised within dominant cultural and media narratives.

Reset! seeks to build a shared documentation effort and foster dialogue across borders, creating a space to share where experiences and practices.

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Independent Music and Theatre Scenes in Bulgaria: Between Lack of Predictability and Need for Long-Term RecognitionAdversityBulgariaFundingMusicNewsRepresentationTheatre

Independent Music and Theatre Scenes in Bulgaria: Between Lack of Predictability and Need for Long-Term Recognition

One of Hungary’s Most Dedicated Independent Community Is Built on Niche Music: This is Varázs Garázs FestivalHungaryNews

One of Hungary’s Most Dedicated Independent Community Is Built on Niche Music: This is Varázs Garázs Festival