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Deutsche Bank joins FEDORA as new sponsor of the FEDORA Education Prize
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We are delighted and deeply grateful to welcome Deutsche Bank to the FEDORA community as the new sponsor of the FEDORA Education Prize 2027.
This new partnership marks an important step in our shared commitment to supporting innovative approaches to education and participation in the performing arts. Through its support of the FEDORA Education Prize, Deutsche Bank will contribute to the development of projects that use opera and dance as a means of connecting with communities, encouraging participation and creating new opportunities for learning and exchange.
Supporting innovation in arts education
The FEDORA Education Prize, with a prize amount of €50,000, supports innovative projects that explore new ways of engaging audiences and communities through opera and dance, with a focus on education, social inclusion and participation.
We are especially grateful that the FEDORA Education Prize is now supported by Deutsche Bank, in collaboration with RESEO, and that they are for placing its trust in the FEDORA community and for recognising the transformative potential of opera and dance beyond the stage. Their support will help give visibility and momentum to projects that seek to make the performing arts more accessible, inclusive and meaningful for diverse communities.
About Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank is a leading bank in Germany, with strong roots in Europe and a global network spanning 55 countries. Founded in 1870, the bank provides financial services to companies, governments, institutional investors, businesses and private individuals through its Corporate Bank, Investment Bank, Private Bank and Asset Management businesses.
A shared commitment to art, culture and society
Deutsche Bank’s commitment to art, culture and education makes this partnership a natural fit with the FEDORA Education Prize. Through its Art & Culture programme, Deutsche Bank supports cultural institutions, orchestras and emerging talent, while seeking to make art and culture accessible to wider audiences. Its wider social commitment places education and inclusion at the heart of its efforts to empower people and contribute to positive change in society.
As we look ahead to the FEDORA Prizes Biennale 2027, we are thrilled to embark on this new collaboration and to welcome Deutsche Bank alongside the many partners, members and philanthropists who contribute to FEDORA’s mission.
We thank Deutsche Bank for their trust, generosity and commitment to supporting the future of the performing arts, making it more accessible, inclusive and meaningful for diverse communities.
Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank was founded in 1870 to accompany German companies abroad. Today, it is the leading bank in Germany with a strong position in Europe, represented in 56 countries around the world and globally networked.
Deutsche Bank has been serving clients for over 150 years. They are at the centre of everything we do – then and now.
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