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New Professionals Task Force

This Task Force sought to identify the key challenges facing new professionals in the Europeana Network Association (ENA), its communities, and the wider cultural heritage sector.

Posted on Thursday December 12, 2019

Updated on Monday November 6, 2023

Network Impact framework Cultural Heritage Institutions Task-force New-professionals

1 January 2020 to 31 January 2021
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Date:
29 November 2019
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Country:
Netherlands

Europeana, as an international cooperative community, holds a key role in championing the growth of the cultural heritage sector. Throughout 2020-2021, the New Professionals Task Force considered how best to support this growth in a sustainable and inclusive way from the perspective of new and emerging professionals. Explore the recommendations below and read the report for full details, or explore a summary of the Task Force in our Europeana Pro news post!

This Task Force was supported by the Impact Community.

Recommendations

  1. Cultivate ENA intergenerational exchange

  2. Support inclusivity for new professionals within the ENA  

  3. Create spaces for new professional visibility, autonomy and collaboration

  4. Foster an open and inclusive ENA, enabling new professionals to thrive

  5. Build sustainable, community-centered partnerships 

  6. Support proposal for the ENA Membership Working Group. 

Members

Killian Downing

Killian Downing

Archivist

Dublin City University Library

Members Council Member

Julia Fallon

Julia Fallon

Community and Partner Engagement Manager

Europeana Foundation

Community & Partner Engagement

Patrick Dinger

Patrick Dinger

Research Assistant for digital Services and Collection Management

University and State Library Münster

Larissa Borck

Larissa Borck

Curator – Digital development

Sörmland Museum

Georgia Evans

Georgia Evans

Senior Editorial Officer

Europeana Foundation

Marketing, Communications and Analytics

Marius Mueller

Marius Mueller

Research Associate

European Students’ Association for Cultural Heritage

Maaike Verberk

Maaike Verberk

Director

DEN Foundation, Dutch Knowledge Institute for Culture & Digital Transformation

Carlota Marijuan Rodriguez

Carlota Marijuan Rodriguez

Urban Planning Officer

Paris City Council

Laura-Ioana Luca

Laura-Ioana Luca

Student & Archive Assistant

University of Reading

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