The Nordic Centre of Heritage Learning and Creativity organises a two-day digital conference to discuss the opportunities & challenges in co-creative heritage.
DOORS invites small and medium-size museums across Europe to submit pilot proposals for a two-stage incubation programme.
This online session will enable heritage professionals that work within the area of environmental management to share their experience and knowledge.
An international collaboration among numerous museum curators who have collected face masks for their institutions to document the material culture of the pandemic from 2020–2021.
Online Course for teachers in primary and secondary compulsory education, VET and special education of any subject, museum educators, librarians, archivists & curators who wants to design educational activities using Europeana content or their own digital collections
An international round table to discuss different approaches and perspectives on the relationship between climate change and culture/cultural heritage.
An annual publication with articles on cultural research.
Funding programme for museum professionals from African and European countries.
This course proposes practices for museums to ensure the inclusion of people who, for whatever reason, have been denied involvement in mainstream economic, political, cultural, and social activities.
ICSM CHC will include a public launch event and three panel discussions which align with the key themes of the meeting.
The SoPHIA project organizes its Final Conference to discuss its achievements and interact with key stakeholders and networks.
What does “activism” mean for a curator?
Deadline: Friday 26 November 2021 The Research Centre for Museums and Galleries (RCMG), in the School of Museum Studies at the University of Leicester, is
The CoMuseum International Conference 2021 features keynotes, fireside chats, workshops and masterclasses for the cultural community.
ReInHerit has launched two surveys aiming at hearing from professionals working on cultural heritage and visitors of cultural heritage sites.
This online symposium will bring together scholars, museum and archives professionals, heritage and other public history practitioners to discuss if and how multiple and sometimes conflicting historical narratives can coexist in museums.
The Annual Advisory Forum on “Resilient and Sustainable Cultural Routes”, took place in Kutaisi, Georgia and online, on 29 September-1 October 2021.
Europe’s most inspiring architects, craftsmen, cultural heritage experts, professionals, volunteers, public and private institutions, and local communities now have a new chance to be recognised for their achievements!
This webinar is the third in a series for the OECD project on “Culture, tourism and local development: New strategies for Italian heritage cities in the post-pandemic scenario”
This new guidance aims to empower more people to take action and lead change as museums address the legacy of British colonialism.
Europeana’s principles for sustainable digital transformation.
The CAMOC 2021 meeting will focus on the role that city museums can play as strategic institutions of urban, social and cultural development.
Four online sessions & practical application workshops.
Learn how RURITAGE partners and other EU-funded projects are working to reduce disaster risk in both natural, urban and rural environment.
Online, one-day event exploring community engagement and more.
Join a free NEMO webinar on 23 November 2021 to learn about a new model that can be used to monitor and evaluate the effects and impact of museum activities, events and actions.
Europeana 2021 will explore how the cultural heritage sector can recover, rebuild and grow in a post-pandemic world.
This webinar is the second in a series for the OECD project on “Culture, tourism and local development: New strategies for Italian heritage cities in the post-pandemic scenario”
Re-purpose. Re-charge. Re-think. Heritage and e-mobility at the crossroads
COVID-19 has impacted all sectors and all regions, and the world’s over 1,000 UNESCO World Heritage properties are no exception.
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