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In 2007, the european agenda for culture  introduced two new tools for further cooperation in the field of culture at eu level: an open method of coordination policy process with eu member states and a structured dialogue  with civil society. from 2008 to 2013, the structured dialogue with civil society in the field of culture was developed through two complementary tools, the civil society culture platforms and the european culture forums. after an external evaluation in 2013, the european commission adapted the structured dialogue format. the organisation of the forums was kept as such but the platforms were replaced by a more flexible and diverse approach, called voices of culture, as from 2015.  the themes of the voices of culture dialogues are aligned with the priorities of the eu council work plan for culture, and therefore with policy discussions among member states experts.  five topics have been addressed by approximately 150 cultural organizations in 2015-2016: ·         the role of culture in promoting the inclusion of refugees and migrants; ·         promoting intercultural dialogue and bringing communities together through culture in shared public spaces; ·         developing the entrepreneurial and innovation potential of the cultural and creative sectors; ·         participatory governance in cultural heritage; ·         audience development via digital means.