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Posted on Monday July 19, 2021
Updated on Monday October 21, 2024
News
Explore the latest news from the common European data space for cultural heritage, Europeana Initiative and cultural heritage sector as we work towards digital transformation.
Europeana’s accredited aggregator for photography, Photoconsortium, has published two case studies which highlight the benefits that publishing cultural heritage data on Europeana has brought for two cultural heritage institutions.
In October, we’re kicking off a new series of workshops run by Europeana Foundation communications colleagues and drawing on expertise from the Europeana Network Association and beyond. Find out how to join!
We are delighted that in the coming years, Europeana will be at the heart of the European Commission’s data space for cultural heritage, continuing our work together with 18 partners and a great network, to empower the cultural heritage sector in its digital transformation.
GIF IT UP 2022 is Europeana’s annual GIF making competition which challenges people throughout Europe to get creative with cultural heritage. It’s a great opportunity for institutions to share and promote their collections - read on to find out how!
Are you a student or new professional who is a member of the European Students Association for Cultural Heritage (ESACH)? You can apply for a bursary to attend Europeana 2022 in The Hague - read on to discover how!
DailyArt Magazine is one of the most well-known online magazines to go to for a daily fix of art history, culture and stories. Editor-in-Chief Kate Wojtczak shares the magazine’s approach to digital storytelling - and some top tips - to engage readers with heritage online.
Detail van een graffitikunstwerk met een kameleon op een muur bij de tijdelijke jongerenplek 'Teen Spot' onder het Berlijnplein bij de Centrumboulevard in de wijk Leidsche Rijn te Utrecht
The inDICEs project is delighted to announce a reopening of the enrolments for a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) which aims to support cultural heritage professionals at all stages of their careers to develop digital strategies. The MOOC is free to join and open to all - sign up today!
The recently opened ‘Golf is Art’ exhibition at the Museo della Grafica in Pisa explores the world and heritage of the sport. Europeana aggregator Photoconsortium tells us about the exhibition, and how they worked with the institution to incorporate sporting content from Europeana into its displays.
During the 2021-2022 school year, Europeana and European Schoolnet (EUN) joined forces to help educators find ways to incorporate digital cultural heritage into their activities, narrowing the gap between formal and non-formal education. Read about what they achieved.
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Eliane Waiwai, telling through the objects the myth of production manioc, CC-BY-NC-ND
In 2021, the Europeana Research Grants Programme awarded funding for innovative projects exploring crowdsourcing and research. Hear about a pilot project which explored decolonialsing a Swedish database for museum collections.
Almost ten years since it was launched, Historiana has developed a wide variety of resources to inspire students, educators, and cultural heritage institutions to use and learn from historical content. Today, we hear about a new series of video playlists the platform has launched.
If you’re already looking forward to joining us at Europeana 2022, it’s time to get even more excited as we share details of our programme! Read on to discover the exciting keynotes, hybrid sessions and activities that we have planned for our conference on 28 - 30 September.
