On May 25, 2026 the Europeana Network Association (ENA) event will bring together more than 6,000 multi- and interdisciplinary professionals to expand, enrich, and democratise access to Europe’s digital cultural heritage.
This event is targeted at the full spectrum of professionals and knowledge-makers who shape, preserve, and transmit cultural heritage: librarians, museologists, archivists, archaeologists, historians, scholars, and educators across all levels, as well as researchers from all disciplines, with particular emphasis on the Humanities and Social Sciences.
The event will be a catalyst for a real networking, connection and activation. It will take place in the framework of the Digital Heritage Summit, organised by the UNESCO Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage / Research Center MNEMOSYNE in cooperation with ENA and Europeana under the auspices of the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the European Union. It is open invitation and free of charge participation to all those who safeguard memory, generate knowledge, and educate future generations. Read the full press release.
Registration to the event are open: follow this link<<<<.
International Archives Week is coming back in 2026, with the theme of Archives for Justice – Rights, Memory & Futures: chosen through a global survey of the archival community, this year’s theme theme places particular emphasis on archives as active infrastructures that sustain justice across time, from past violations and present responsibilities to future claims and aspirations. A specific focus will be reserved on how archives safeguard rights, preserve memory, and support justice — across time and across borders. The programme is built around five subthemes:
