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Le Manifeste de Venise pour une Citoyenneté Culturelle Européenne

29 November 2023

Crafted during the European Cultural Heritage Summit in Venice, this manifesto proposes the adoption of a European Cultural Citizenship. This concept aims to unite Europe around shared cultural heritage, emphasising artistic, spiritual, and philosophical dimensions. It acknowledges the past 70 years of European integration, urging the placement of culture and heritage at the core of the European Project. Highlighting culture and heritage’s crucial role in shaping peaceful societies during uncertain times, the Venice manifesto addresses concerns about war’s return in Europe and neighbouring regions, emphasising deliberate attacks on cultural sites

Il Manifesto di Venezia per una Cittadinanza Culturale Europea

29 November 2023

A Condição da Mulher nos Sectores do Cinema e Audiovisual em Portugal

22 November 2023

This study on the Condition of Women in the Film and Audiovisual Sectors in Portugal was promoted by MUTIM – Mulheres Trabalhadoras das Imagens em Movimento, an association founded in 2022, whose mission is precisely to think about and leverage the presence of women in cinema and audiovisual in Portugal, promoting parity and equitable representation, and by XX Element Project-Associação Cultural, a cultural association founded in 2016 that seeks to be an agent of intervention in the fight to promote equity, respect and inclusion of all people, through the development

Ukraine Heritage Spotlight

21 November 2023

‘Ukraine Heritage Spotlight’ is a series of podcasts on saving Ukraine’s cultural heritage from the Europa Nostra Heritage Hub in Kraków. Hosted by Dr Katarzyna Jagodzińska, Head of the Europa Nostra Heritage Hub in Krakow, and John Beauchamp from Free Range Productions. The escalation of Russian aggression in Ukraine since February 2022 has brought damage and destruction in all spheres of life, including cultural heritage. Historic buildings, museum collections, libraries, and intangible heritage are all at threat. The international community has attempted to help protect and digitise cultural treasures of

Cáceres: designed by locals. People, governments, and experts redeveloping Santiago square together

17 November 2023

Learn about the transformative redevelopment of Santiago Square in Cáceres, Spain, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The project aimed to enhance the square’s functionality, accessibility, and green spaces while reinforcing the community’s sense of belonging. The rehabilitation process was deeply rooted in the concerns and proposals of residents, ensuring a tailored approach that respected the area’s high heritage value. Implemented with expert guidance from COADE and collaboration with various stakeholders, the project exemplifies a participatory approach that engaged citizens of all ages, genders, and backgrounds in decision-making. By fostering dialogue

Malmö: from shipyards to sustainable living in Varvsstaden

17 November 2023

Discover the transformative urban regeneration project in Varvsstaden, Malmö, Sweden, where industrial heritage meets sustainable living. Varvsstaden AB leads the initiative, reshaping the landscape with 2,500 homes, 4,000 workspaces, schools, and green spaces over a 25-year period. The project pioneers circular approaches by repurposing existing buildings and reusing construction materials, setting new standards for urban development. Varvsstaden’s guiding principle is to preserve the unique atmosphere of the area, blending old architecture with new structures to reflect diversity, curiosity, and a human-centric approach. The development includes green parks, a 1 km-long

Olomouc region: regeneration of Helfštýn castle. Contemporary architecture meets heritage

17 November 2023

Learn about the regeneration of Helfštýn Castle in the Olomouc Region, Czechia, blending contemporary architecture with rich heritage. This project showcases a harmonious fusion of historical preservation and modern design, creating a unique experience for visitors. The castle, known for its medieval architecture and picturesque setting, underwent significant renovation works to address safety hazards and enhance its aesthetic appeal. The renovation project involved a strategic collaboration between the Olomouc Region, the National Heritage Institute, and other key stakeholders. By integrating contemporary architectural interventions, such as glass roofing, Corten steel structures,

Vilnius: Museum of Urban Wooden Architecture. Reviving traditional techniques for an environmentally friendly city

17 November 2023

Discover the story of the Museum of Urban Wooden Architecture in Vilnius, Lithuania, through this engaging and informative text. This project showcases the successful restoration and rebranding of a historical wooden house, setting an example for sustainable cultural preservation in the Baltic region. The museum’s activities aim to raise awareness about the aesthetics and contemporary use of wooden architecture heritage, contributing to the revitalization of historic timber-based buildings in the cityscape. The project highlights the importance of investing time and resources in thorough documentation, research, and partnerships with skilled craftspeople

Holistic Heritage Podcasts: European Heritage Award for Veit Stoss altarpiece

15 November 2023

‘Holistic Heritage’ brings conversations, opinions and thoughts on heritage from Central and Eastern Europe. Join Dr Katarzyna Jagodzińska, Head of the Europa Nostra Heritage Hub in Krakow, and John Beauchamp from Free Range Productions as they interview heritage leaders and discover the most inspiring projects from across the region. In 2023, the spectacular conservation of the Veit Stoss altar in St. Mary’s Basilica in Krakow received the most important European award in the field of cultural and natural heritage – the European Heritage Award | Europa Nostra Award. The altar

Global Call to Put Cultural Heritage, Arts and Creative Sectors at the Heart of Climate Action

10 November 2023

This call delves into the intersection of European Heritage and climate action, highlighting the crucial role of culture, arts, and heritage in addressing environmental challenges. It emphasises the power of tangible and intangible heritage, creative sectors, and traditional knowledge in driving sustainable practices and resilience across various sectors. Central to the narrative is a call for national governments to support a Joint Work on Culture and Climate Action Decision (JWD). This call paved the way for the first ministerial meeting on the topic at COP 28, leading to the Emirates

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Le Manifeste de Venise pour une Citoyenneté Culturelle Européenne

Il Manifesto di Venezia per una Cittadinanza Culturale Europea

A Condição da Mulher nos Sectores do Cinema e Audiovisual em Portugal

Ukraine Heritage Spotlight

Malmö: from shipyards to sustainable living in Varvsstaden

Olomouc region: regeneration of Helfštýn castle. Contemporary architecture meets heritage

Vilnius: Museum of Urban Wooden Architecture. Reviving traditional techniques for an environmentally friendly city

Holistic Heritage Podcasts: European Heritage Award for Veit Stoss altarpiece

Global Call to Put Cultural Heritage, Arts and Creative Sectors at the Heart of Climate Action

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