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This activity organized by EFHA European Fashion Heritage Association aimed at enaging university students with Wikimedia in an edit-a-thon dedicated to textile heritage

Enriching textile heritage – citizen science workshop

CitizenHeritage promotes participative approaches to support citizen science and citizen participation in cultural heritage, tested and performed in a series of citizen engagement events throughout 2021-2023. On 17 March 2023, EFHA European Fashion Heritage Association organized a participatory activity … Continue reading →

online, 28th March 2023

European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage Information & Matchmaking Day

The European Commission – DG Research & Innovation invites all stakeholders in the cltural heritage sector in a virtual event Tuesday 28 March 2023 focused on the current calls for a European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH). With an … Continue reading →

deadline for applicants is 31 March 2023. The report is planned for publication in September 2023.

Call for researcher – Upcoming NEMO report on climate policies for museums

The Network of European Museum Organisations (NEMO) is looking to hire a researcher who will conduct and compile the research for a report on climate related policies that address museums in the 27 member states of the European Union. The … Continue reading →

the event by Scivil is organized in Brussels on 31 May 2023

Scivil Workshop: Shared challenges in citizen science

Scivil is a knowledge centre for citizen science in Belgium, which recently initiated a collaboration with Citizen Heritage project due to the common mission of enhancing citizen science in various domains. In Brussels on 31st May Scivil is organizing an … Continue reading →

Brussels (Belgium) and online, 5th May 2023

European Tourism Day 2023

The European Tourism Day is organized on 5 May 2023 from 9:00, in the Charlemagne Building of the European Commission in Brussels and online. This event will be an opportunity to discuss the state of tourism in the EU in … Continue reading →

With the help of mixed reality, visitors and users of HoloLens 2 glasses go into the past, where they try to find their way and find all the ingredients needed to make bread.

Mixed reality educational game in the Rogatec Open-Air Museum

Text and media by Rok Kremžar, Pro Virtuala Digitalisation of cultural heritage has been a growing trend in recent years, allowing museums and other institutions to share their collections with a wider audience. One of the latest innovations in this … Continue reading →

CitizenHeritage multiplier event - Rotterdam, 24th March 2023

CitizenHeritage: A new participatory practice

Hosted by the Erasmus University and preceded by a variety of students’ activities, this multiplier event of the CitizenHeritage project delivered selected presentations from academic colleagues at the University as well as presentations by CitizenHeritage partners who shared with the … Continue reading →

led by Matej Bel University, creative training for the University students was organised with a challenge to create proposals for the logo of Slovakia Mining Treasures

Training students in the creation of a visual identity for the local cultural heritage

Matej Bel University is coordinating an impressive action for territorial and tourist promotion in the INCULTUM Pilot 3 Mining Treasures of Central Slovakia in the region which has significant cultural and technical heritage related to its mining history. As part … Continue reading →

The pilot of Campina del Faro was illustrated by Professor Batista during the event on March 24

INCULTUM Pilot in Portugal presented at “Café com Letras” 2023

All photos courtesy of prof. Desidério Batista, University of Algarve. On 24th March the “Café com Letras/ Coffee with Letters” was hosted at FNAC do Forum Algarve in Faro, engaging in conversations and talks about “Water and its Heritage”. … Continue reading →

A frequently-made assumption is that by going digital, museums would attract younger audiences, but is this true?

What do young generations think of digital museums?

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Sara Ingoglia, Aline Albertelli, and Cas de Boorder All images courtesy of the authors. … Continue reading →