Call for peer learning visit hosts
Application deadline: 31 December 2021
17 events found.
Open call for good practices
Application deadline: September 2022
Cultural Heritage in Action: online event.
Online on HopinRegistrations are open for the online event “Cultural Heritage in Action: sharing solutions in European cities and regions” taking place on Wednesday 8th December 2021 from 10.00-12.00 CET on the Hopin platform.
Call for experts
Application deadline: 11 February 2022
Sharing stories webinar: episode 1
Registrations are open!
Sharing stories webinar: episode 2
The webinar will give the opportunity to explore, through concrete examples, the benefits of re-using heritage sites; challenges inherent to adaptive re-use projects; drivers of quality interventions on cultural heritage.
Sharing stories webinar: episode 3
Third episode of the 'sharing stories' webinar series.
Peer learning visit in Leeds
Leeds Leeds, United KingdomCall for participants open until 25 March 2022!
Peer learning visit in Helsinki
Helsinki Helsinki, FinlandApplication deadline: 30 April 2022
Leads from Leeds: models of local authority-run museum services
Open online deep-diving session focusing on Leeds's model of local authority-run museum services.
Peer learning visit in Krakow
Application deadline: 6 June 2022.
Project clinic: sustainable reuse of old premises for culture
Registration will open soon!
Peer learning visit in Cantabria
Application deadline: 15 June 2022
Peer learning visit in Zaragoza
Application deadline: 2 September 2022
Project clinic: Greening cities and regions through cultural heritage and community involvement
The Deep-diving session is an online follow-up workshop to come back to specific practices, topics and challenges addressed during the Krakow onsite visit "A Sustainable city makeover through natural and cultural heritage" and discuss more in-depth its transferability aspects to other European cities and regions.
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Sharing stories webinar #4
While the UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) will be running in Sharm el-Sheikh, this webinar will aim to discuss the threats posed by climate change to Europe’s heritage and showcase examples of positive climate action through cultural heritage in urban contexts.
Deep diving session following the peer-learning visit in Cantabria
Objectives of the session To further reflect on the topics of cultural heritage management, regional development and community involvement in rural areas. To explore concrete projects carried out by other European cities and regions which, as Cantabria, are aiming for territorial cohesion through cultural heritage. To address specific challenges encountered in the implementation of such projects and collectively find […]