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A survey with D/deaf audience: Results

7 May 2024

This document presents the results of a survey on the experiences and feedback of D/deaf individuals attending music events, focusing on accessibility and improvements needed. Younger audiences, especially those under 40, value vibrating tools for engagement more than older attendees. Suggestions for improving access include induction loops, staff training, and close-up concert footage. Respondents emphasize the importance of services like subtitles and sign language interpretation in the same language as the country. Social media is highlighted as the primary channel for accessible event information. The document also stresses the significance

Guidelines for more accessible venues to d/Deaf audiences

7 May 2024

This document was developed within the scope of the All Areas Access project and provides guidelines for enhancing accessibility for d/Deaf individuals in the context of live music events. It highlights the importance of understanding the needs and experiences of d/Deaf people attending concerts. Two trial concerts were conducted to implement innovative measures identified as beneficial for improving the concert experience for d/Deaf individuals. Feedback collected from face-to-face interviews after the test concerts emphasized the significance of providing accessibility services such as Sign Language, subtitles, and other aids to enhance

A breve história de um edifício pombalino: Análise das mudanças além-fachada no contexto das transformações urbanas

2 May 2024

The article delves into the adaptation of an old Pombaline building in Lisbon to social and economic changes, aiming to contribute to sustainable urban development. By focusing on a long-term analysis of the building’s evolution, primarily through archival sources, it explores how the building has responded to various transformations in its urban context. The study raises questions about how old buildings have adjusted to societal shifts and economic dynamics, emphasizing the interconnectedness between domestic space transformations and urban habitat changes. Through a detailed examination of the building’s history over the

Promontório de Sagres – Marca do Património Europeu. O património associado à escravatura em Lagos

1 May 2024

The article delves into the heritage of slavery in the Sagres Promontory, located in Lagos, Portugal, emphasising the need for a critical examination of this historical period. It explores the concept of heritage as a global phenomenon, shedding light on its role in shaping cultural identities and narratives. Geopolitical perspectives are considered, along with Edward Said’s notion of imaginative geographies, to understand how heritage sites are constructed and interpreted. The article underscores the significance of preserving and reevaluating this heritage site as a place for reflection and learning. Moreover, it

How can heritage skills unlock the full potential of European regions?

30 April 2024

The inaugural webinar of the CHARTER Alliance series, organised in partnership with ENCATC and ERRIN, provided an in-depth exploration of regional efforts to enhance cultural heritage through education and training. This event, part of ENCATC’s Members Talks cycle, highlighted how various regions address cultural heritage skills challenges and share successful practices. The webinar focused on insights from a final report, which includes a detailed analysis of six regional case studies. These regions—Basque Country (Spain), Sibiu (Romania), Bremen (Germany), Alentejo (Portugal), Tuscany (Italy), and Västra Götaland (Sweden)—have collaborated with CHARTER Alliance

Use your vote – European elections 2024 video

29 April 2024

This documentary video highlights the importance of voting and safeguarding democracy, resonating widely since its release in April 2024. It features elderly citizens from various EU countries sharing personal stories with the younger generation about democracy, emphasising its value and the necessity of active participation in elections. The video has been viewed over 190 million times across multiple platforms including social media and TV channels in 21 countries, underscoring the message that democracy and voting should not be taken for granted. Its tagline, “Use Your Vote. Or others will decide

The impact of climate change on cultural heritage. Briefing

18 April 2024

Discover cultural preservation and climate change challenges in the European context. Explore the complex relationship between heritage sites, architectural treasures, and the pressing issues posed by climate change. This briefing proposes strategies, recommendations, and initiatives to safeguard Europe’s rich cultural legacy amidst the evolving environmental landscape. The document sheds light on the critical importance of integrating energy efficiency measures, traditional construction techniques, and sustainable practices in preserving cultural heritage. It emphasizes the need to bridge the gap between climate change policies and heritage conservation efforts, advocating for a holistic approach

7 Most Endangered Heritage Sites 2024

17 April 2024

The video announces the seven most endangered heritage sites in Europe for 2024, selected for the 7 Most Endangered programme. This year’s list comprises two heritage sites in the Hatay province in Türkiye that were heavily damaged by the devastating earthquake of 6 February 2023, which caused severe human and heritage losses in the wider region, as well as a religious building in Siena in Italy that suffered structural damage as the result of an earthquake that occurred in the same month. Selection criteria included heritage significance, cultural value, and

2023 European Heritage Label Selection Report

17 April 2024

This report documents the results of the 2023 Selection Process for the European Heritage Label (EHL) and contains the Expert Panel’s considerations and suggestions for the development of this important cultural tool in the forthcoming years. The reader will find reports on the sixteen applications, seven of which were recommended by the Panel to receive the EHL. The new site reports are followed by the Panel’s analysis of current significant issues before the historic year of 2024, when full-scale monitoring and a realisable revision of the legal basis of the

Os trilhos digitais na procura do conhecimento histórico

12 April 2024

The dissertation explores the integration of digital technologies, such as Actionbound and Google Earth, in history education to enhance student engagement and learning, particularly focusing on local heritage. Conducted with 7th-grade students, the study aimed to understand how digital trails can impact student involvement in historical tasks both inside and outside the classroom. Through interviews with students, it was observed that the use of digital tools emotionally, behaviorally, and cognitively engaged students in learning about local, national, and global heritage. The research highlights the importance of incorporating technology in education

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A survey with D/deaf audience: Results

Guidelines for more accessible venues to d/Deaf audiences

A breve história de um edifício pombalino: Análise das mudanças além-fachada no contexto das transformações urbanas

Promontório de Sagres – Marca do Património Europeu. O património associado à escravatura em Lagos

How can heritage skills unlock the full potential of European regions?

Use your vote – European elections 2024 video

The impact of climate change on cultural heritage. Briefing

7 Most Endangered Heritage Sites 2024

2023 European Heritage Label Selection Report

Os trilhos digitais na procura do conhecimento histórico

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