Topic: EU projects

representatives of 6 EU projects in the area of sustainable rural and cultural development met to discuss synergies for future activities

Meeting in Lisbon for projects on sustainable cultural tourism

Organized by IMPACTOUR project coordinator prof. João Martins from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the NOVA School of Science and Technology in Lisbon, a friendly meeting took place on 5th July in hybrid format, attended by the representatives … Continue reading →

A webinar on how RURITAGE researchers analysed data from 20 rural regions across Europe and created a best practices repository.

Heritage-led rural regeneration: best practices & participatory processes.

The webinar presents the result of the analysis of the data gathered from 20 Role Models (RM) case studies regarding their successful heritage-led rural regeneration models. For the study and comparison of the narratives of these Role Models two tools … Continue reading →

INCULTUM Pilot in Garfagnana inaugurates summer with theatrical play 'Un prete, due Santi, un confine e 4000 pezzi unici'

A performance to tell the stories of the village of San Pellegrino in Alpe (Tuscany)

One of the Pilots of the INCULTUM project, aiming and empowering sustainable cultural tourism in peripheral areas with communities engagement, is coordinated by the University of Pisa and is set in the beautiful landscape of the Garfagnana in Tuscany. Crowned … Continue reading →

the project was presented at the CitizenHeritage multiplier event organized by partner Photoconsortium

WEAVE in Pisa: project meeting and dissemination

On the occasion of the CitizenHeritage conference “The role of photographic heritage in empowering communities’ participation in cultural heritage” organized by Photoconsortium, a number of WEAVE partners convened in Pisa for two intense days. On the first day, a partners … Continue reading →

organized by associate partner Photoconsortium in the project Citizen Heritage, an international conference about communities' participation in heritage was a good set to promote the research from INCULTUM project

INCULTUM in Pisa: project’s dissemination

On 28 June in Pisa, INCULTUM was part of the CitizenHeritage conference “The role of photographic heritage in empowering communities’ participation in cultural heritage” organized by Photoconsortium in colaboration with the Museo della Grafica of University of Pisa. The conference … Continue reading →

RURALIZATION is a EU-funded project aiming at developing forward-looking policies fulfilling the ‘future dreams’ of new rural generations

RURALIZATION and INCULTUM establish collaboration

Dreaming of an escape to the country? Rural living in Europe is currently on the decline, but why? What tools and dynamic approaches are needed in rural areas to stimulate innovation and create opportunities for newcomers and established communities … Continue reading →

the project experimented with an exercise of co-curation on Roma heritage collections, jointly conducted by partners TopFoto and ERIAC

WEAVE works for metadata curation of community and minority collections

images courtesy TopFoto.co.uk Digital collections of various types of heritage are an immense resource for knowledge sharing, and Europeana is the EU flagship initiative to make this common heritage accessible to any type of users. Europeana and its network of … Continue reading →

a cooperation agreement for synergies and stakeholders outreach to support sustainable cultural tourism in Portugal

IN LOCO and INCULTUM join forces for enabling participative approaches in local development

IN LOCO is an Association, very active in Portugal to support local development. IN LOCO in facts aims to promote local-based development with a view to improving the quality of life in its multiple dimensions, also seeing local development as … Continue reading →

an annotation tool and a Spotify playlist to integrate historical background and meaning of the lyrics with Roma music heritage selected from Europeana

Cultural Policy Group of KU Leuven launches Roma Genius Project in collaboration with WEAVE

RomaGenius is an annotation tool designed by four students from the Cultural Studies Master’s program at KU Leuven University. As part of their Cultural Policy course, they collaborated with the Weave/Europeana project and made their contribution by creating a platform … Continue reading →

Teachers and students met and interacted with each other, presenting elements of the respective cultures and good school practices

Erasmus+ project Share your Culture enables collaborations between schools in Lithuania, Turkey and Greece

text and all images courtesy of the project Share your Culture. Erasmus+ project activities carried out by three partner countries have started. The project carried out by Lithuania, Turkey and Greece is called “Share your culture”. The first virtual meeting … Continue reading →