In order to increase the local impact of ESACH in the individual countries, members are encouraged to form Working Groups. These groups are independent but associated with ESACH, and their activities are a great support for the European project on a local level. As of December 2020, we have 7 working groups spread throughout Europe. 

madrid,
spain

ESACH Madrid is a group of students and graduates from the MA Cultural Heritage in the 21st Century: Management and Research, a joint course by the Complutense University of Madrid and to the Technical University of Madrid. Their activities focus on the dissemination of knowledge about cultural heritage to the citizens of Madrid, through conferences, workshops and collaborations with Spanish associations such as ICOMOS Spain and Hispania Nostra. The current coordinator of the group is Nagore Sánchez García. 

opole, poland​

ESACH Poland is made up of a group of Law students (BA, MA and PhD) from the UNESCO Chair on Cultural Property Law of the University of Opole. They seek to investigate and raise awareness among society and students of the need to protect cultural heritage from Poland and Europe. The current coordinator of the group is Daryna Kupriianova. 

girona,
spain

ESACH Girona is a group of students and young graduates from the Master in Heritage (Specialties in Cultural Heritage and Natural Heritage), offered by the University of Gerona. They hosted our General Meeting in 2018. The current coordinator of the group is Nuria Gascons Cuatrecasas. 

Évora,
portugal

The Society for Heritage Students in Evora is a working group committed to spreading heritage in  its diverse forms. They aim to collaborate with researchers from neighbouring fields and develop a  more multi-disciplinary approach of research while taking initiatives that help to spread the importance of cultural heritage to citizens. The coordinator of the group is Maria Zozaya Investigador (CIDEHUS - Centro Interdisciplinar de História, Culturas e Sociedades)

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portugal

ESACH Portugal is a group of young researchers working within cultural heritage. They are associated with ARTIS and run the Sharing Heritage blog. The coordinator of the group is Alexandra de Carvalho Antunes. 

btu Cottbus,
germany

ESACH BTU Cottbus is a group of students and graduates from Heritage Studies Masters Courses at the Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg. They seek to raise awareness  and focus on the dissemination of knowledge around the Cottbus city. They aim to collaborate with researchers, professors, etc in the neighboring areas. The current coordinators of the group are Vibhuti Yadav and Neel Antara.

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