 ESACH Talks! will now be followed with breakout room discussions! Participation is optional, but it is easy to join - just stay on the Zoom event at the conclusion of the Talks. The discussions will last for up to 30 minutes and will include an opportunity for participants to network and share ideas, experiences, and questions related to the presentations and topic of the month in smaller groups. We hope to see you there!
Breakout Rooms FAQs Have you been enjoying the ESACH Talks? Looking for a way to further the discussion, share your own ideas, and network with other participants? We are excited to announce that ESACH Talks! will now be followed with breakout room discussions! How do I participate? It is easy, just stay on the Zoom event at the conclusion of the Talks and you will automatically be assigned to a breakout room of 6-10 participants. Each group will have an ESACH discussion facilitator. What can I expect from the discussion? Each group will be unique! However, we will all start with introductions that will serve as a networking opportunity for our community. We want to hear the voices of all participants and will invite you to share experiences related to the presentations and topic of the month. Our facilitators will have guided discussion questions, but we will let the conversation flow with the interest of each group. What if I don’t have much experience with this month’s topic, can I still join? Absolutely! These discussions are a great place to raise questions and challenges. We don’t have to have the answers – this is a space to learn and exchange ideas. What is the format? Each session will last for a maximum of 30 minutes; you are welcome to stay for the entire time or as long as you are able. There will be introductions, an open floor for sharing ideas, and guided discussion questions. The atmosphere will be informal in contrast to the structured ESACH Talks. Why should I join? We want to hear from you! The discussions will provide a platform for the exchange of ideas across cultures and heritage specialties. They will give you an opportunity to share your experiences and learn from others. They will be a great way to meet and build connections with other young people in the cultural heritage field. Excited to join the discussion at our next event? Let us know your thoughts!
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 On the 4rth episode of the #FISHpodcast of The Future is Heritage, you can listen to the interview with our vice-president Carlota Marijuan Rodriguez, talking about the challenges young and emerging professionals face in the heritage field. And the work we, at ESACH, are doing to find solutions! Have a look at this entertaining discussion on social cohesion, accessibility and interpretation in heritage, heritage education, and much more brought to you by Ankie Petersen & Robin Hoeks. Find the podcast here  The speakers for the December round of the 'ESACH Talks! Heritage for Sustainable Development' have been announced. Congratulations to the selected presenters and a big thank you for all those who submitted their abstracts, we were impressed by the quality of the submissions!
 The European Heritage Youth Ambassador Programme calls for students and young people from all over Europe and beyond to share their stories and experiences in the heritage field online (e.g. on social media, websites, or blogs). At the same time, each Youth Ambassador acts as a bridge between students and young professionals and European heritage institutions like ESACH, Europa Nostra and the European Heritage Tribune.
About The European Students’ Association for Cultural Heritage (ESACH) is an international network of European students and young professionals working within the cultural heritage field. We are volunteers working towards enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration amongst cultural heritage students and young professionals through networking and sharing knowledge. Covering 40 countries, Europa Nostra is the most representative heritage network in Europe. The organisation campaigns to save Europe’s endangered monuments, sites and landscapes, in particular through the 7 Most Endangered programme, run in partnership with the European Investment Bank Institute. It celebrates excellence through the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards in partnership with the European Commission. It also contributes to the formulation and implementation of European strategies and policies related to heritage, through a structured dialogue with European Institutions. Description of the position As part of the network of European Heritage Youth Ambassadors, you will have the opportunity to be a part of a new heritage movement, to represent the voice of young people within Europa Nostra’s activities, to share your heritage-related experiences on social media, and to be a reporter for the European Heritage Tribune in your own country. This includes sharing relevant news articles about cultural heritage from your base country with the European Heritage Tribune, assisting the EHT editor-in-chief with translating articles and creating open-format blog entries. The position is honorary and requires an availability of at least 10 hours per month. The programme will start at the end of January 2021 and will run for 12 months. For this first edition, 10 European Heritage Youth Ambassadors from different countries will be selected. Requirements
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Applications: Send your application, including a CV and motivation letter to studentsforculturalheritage@gmail.com for the attention of Ms. Sorina Neacsu. Recommendation letters will be accepted but are not required. Please indicate your current country of residence. Pre-selected applicants will be invited to an online interview. Deadline for application: 15 January 2021 Are you passionate about cultural heritage and want to share your passion with hundreds of young people across Europe and beyond? Would you like to gain relevant work experience in one of Europe’s leading organisations for cultural heritage? Do you want insight into the issues and work surrounding cultural heritage, its policies and management on an international level?
The programme: The ESACH / Europa Nostra - Internship Programme is aimed at raising and promoting the voice of students and young professionals in the field of cultural heritage in Europe and beyond. This professionalisation programme is run by Europa Nostra and will be located at its offices in The Hague or Brussels (or remotely). As a highly qualified student, the intern will be able to work in one of the leading European NGOs in the field of cultural heritage. The programme shall be complemented by participation in capacity-building events in order to equip the candidate with learning and networking opportunities for career development on the international level. About: ESACH is an international network of European students and young professionals working within cultural heritage. We are volunteers working towards enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration amongst cultural heritage students and young professionals through networking and sharing knowledge. Covering 40 countries, Europa Nostra is the most representative heritage network in Europe. The organisation campaigns to save Europe’s endangered monuments, sites and landscapes, in particular through the 7 Most Endangered programme, run in partnership with the European Investment Bank Institute. It celebrates excellence through the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards. It also contributes to the formulation and implementation of European strategies and policies related to heritage, through a structured dialogue with European Institutions. Description of the position: The intern will be responsible for:
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Applications: Send your application, including a CV, a motivation letter on your vision for ESACH, and a writing sample in English, to mr@europanostra.org and studentsforculturalheritage@gmail.com for the attention of Ms. Manon Richard. Recommendation letters will be accepted but are not required. Pre-selected applicants will be invited to an online interview with Manon Richard, ESACH President and Vice-President. Deadline for application: 8 December 2020 Please refer all questions to mr@europanostra.org. Note: Depending on the pandemic situation in January 2021 the first position might be eligible as a telework position.
Are you passionate about cultural heritage and want to share your passion with hundreds of young people across Europe? Do you look for creative ways to communicate across digital mediums? Then we are looking for you!
We are looking for a content creator for our newsletter and website. Become a part of the team: ESACH is an international network of European students and young professionals working within cultural heritage. We are volunteers working towards enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration amongst cultural heritage students and young professionals through networking and sharing knowledge. Description of the role: - Become a part of the ESACH team and write up about our activities in the blog and monthly newsletter; - Attend monthly coordination meetings with the whole team; - Collaborate with the social media manager to create a shared strategy across all mediums (web, social media and newsletter); - Research relevant news from the heritage sector and write about them in our blog and newsletter; - Expected workload: between 6 and 10 hours per month (depending on your level of experience and skills) . Requirements: - Good communicator; - Excellent level of English; - Previous experience is ideal but not essential; - Capable of working independently but in collaboration with other members of the team. What is in it for you?: - Become part of the team of a fast-growing youth organisation; - Build up your portfolio and CV with full creative control over the contents and a wide-reach audience across Europe and beyond; - Build your network by meeting people with similar interests. The tasks outlined are only a base from which we can work - we are more than happy to adapt the role to your particular interests. We are all volunteers and we want to make this an enjoyable opportunity for everybody! To apply, send the following documents to studentsforculturalheritage@gmail.com before 31st October 2020: - Your CV; - A short motivation letter explaining why you are interested in the role; - A writing sample in English .  The speakers for the first round of the ESACH Talks! People and Heritage have been announced. Congratulations to the selected presenters and a big thank you for all those that submitted their abstracts, we were impressed by the quality of the submissions!
 Heritales – International Heritage Film Festival 2020 – "Education, diversity and community" The Heritales project aims to disseminate material and immaterial heritage using narratives of an artistic and playful nature. It is based on photography, games, theatre, performances or interactive media, and mainly on the seventh art through documentaries, animated films and short films. It considers that the promotion of the different cultures of the world should be shared forever through these supports. On the one hand, it aims to encourage sustainability linked to communities and promote a reinterpretation of what can be valued as cultural heritage, emphasizing the importance of education to transmit it. On the other hand, it wants to encourage new ways of transferring knowledge, encouraging intercultural dialogue and giving way to international scientific collaboration through partnerships. Both ESACH and Heritales share a common idea about the need to showcase the diversity of voices within cultural heritage and take an innovative approach to cultural heritage studies. We are very excited about this partnership and we cannot wait to see where this relationship will take us! You can learn more about Heritales and watch the documentaries and films for free at https://www.heritales.org/ |
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