Author Archives: valentina.bachi

Cultural Heritage to Innovate and to Stimulate International Cooperation

ILUCIDARE was a three-year EU-funded H2020 project aimed at establishing an international network promoting heritage as a resource for innovation and in international relations through a diversity of collaborative activities. The policy recommendations resulting from the project’s activities are now … Continue reading


Digital transformation in the Data Space – symposium

A discussion event and learning opportunity in the morning of 11 November 2022 to explore challenges and opportunities around data collection, and how data can support the digital transformation of cultural heritage institutions. The upcoming Europeana online symposium during the … Continue reading


INCULTUM in Denmark: networking with stakeholders

  INCULTUM collaboration partner Geopark South Funen Archipelago organized on October 14 2022 a workshop focused on “Co-design of Geotourism” with a number of stakeholders in the territory. In the workshop, prof. Carsten Humlebæk (Copenhagen Business School) was invited to … Continue reading


INCULTUM presented at Master of Intercultural Market Studies

INCULTUM was presented by prof. Carsten Humlebæk at the new Master students of Intercultural Market Studies at Copenhagen University, in the introduction meeting held in late August 2022. At the informative meeting, ca. 35 students learned about INCULTUM research and … Continue reading


EOSC European Open Science Cloud symposium

ABOUT THE EOSC SYMPOSIUM Last year, the Council of the European Union defined the specific policy priorities of 2022-2024 for the establishment of the New European Research Area (ERA) as a “researchers-centred, value-based, excellence as well as impact-driven area, in which researchers, … Continue reading


European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH) – Stakeholders Survey

Stakeholders Consultation >>> SURVEY What is “the Cloud”? The European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage, the Cloud, is a European Union initiative for a digital infrastructure that will connect cultural heritage institutions and professionals across the EU and develop specific … Continue reading


Computer science workshops and citizen science case study at NTUA

CitizenHeritage promotes participative approaches to support citizen science and citizen participation in cultural heritage, with a focus on involving university students with cultural heritage projects. This work goes in the direction of growing in higher education institutions teaching and learning … Continue reading


WEAVE presented at conference in Wales about GRT community inclusion

On 24th October, the Romani Cultural & Arts Company (RCAC) and the Arts Council of Wales (ACW) organized a conference to mark the launch of a new report titled Sites of Inclusion: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Participation in the Arts … Continue reading


WEAVE Project disseminated to AccessCult Erasmus Students

text and images by Rosa Cisneros, Coventry University. The European Union funded project, AccessCult, aims to make cultural venues more accessible for all. One billion people live with some form of disability (WHO), at EU level, about 24% of persons … Continue reading


CitizenHeritage presented as a best practice in Erasmus University Rotterdam roundtable on citizen science

Citizen Science & Engaged Research: Showcase of best practices Wednesday 19 Oct 2022, 15.00 – 16.30 In this showcase event organized by Erasmus University Rotterdam, engaged researchers from EUR/EMC came together to share what makes their citizen science – and … Continue reading