Dear ESACH members and subscribers, welcome back!
First of all, we would like to welcome the new members and subscribers that joined ESACH this month! Your interest in our activities makes us even more motivated to work on inspiring projects that we will share with you soon.
We are also proud to see that the ESACH family is growing: only last month five new members joined our team to work on different projects.
Speaking about ongoing projects... The Launch Ceremony of the European Heritage Youth Ambassadors was a success! In case you missed it, you can watch the recording of the ceremony here. Our 11 Ambassadors are ready to make the most of their collaboration with ESACH, and we cannot wait to share with you the latest updates on the Programme.
Also, we are happy to announce that this year the ESACH Meeting will take place in June at the Universidad Complutense Madrid. Read further for more information on the event.
Last but not least, this month's ESACH Talks! will take place on the 25th and will focus on Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Heritage.
If you want to be always updated on ESACH's activities, make sure to follow us on social media and to check out our website!
Enjoy the reading!

ESACH Talks! February - Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Heritage
 
This month's ESACH Talks! will take place on February 25. Together with other students and young professionals, we will discuss about Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Heritage. For this month's event, we will be partnering with Our World Heritage.
Keynote speaker: Evinc Dogan, Our World Heritage.
REGISTER NOW!

ESACH Talks! March - Communicating Culture
 
Another month - another ESACH Talks! This time, the topic will be communicating culture. How can we effectively communicate the values of cultural heritage through the media? If you are doing research on this topic, submit your abstract and join us for another inspiring evening! 
Keynote speaker: Sander Manse, Send/Receive.
SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT!

ESACH European Heritage Youth Ambassador Programme 
 
The European Heritage Youth Ambassadors were announced during the Launch Ceremony held last month. Follow us, our partners and the EHY Ambassadors to keep up to date with the programme and the youth voices. The Ambassador Programme is a joint initiative between ESACH, Europa Nostra and European Heritage Tribune. 
Detailed information on the Ambassadors can be found via the link below!
THE AMBASSADORS!

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune 
 
The first article of the ESACH blog is now live!
Kavya Iyer Ramalingam shares with us her interesting research on Indian Intangible Cultural Heritage, observed through the lens of an Heritage Project (HIPAMS).
READ THE BLOG!

A Conversation with John Darlington - 24 February
 
Europa Nostra Young Members organized an informal roundtable discussion with John Darlington, Executive Director of the World Monuments Fund UK. The goal of this event is to share ideas on the future of international heritage, heavily impacted by the Global Coronavirus Pandemic. During the evening, John will also provide useful tips for those interested in working in the heritage sector.
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KU Leuven - Full-time Position: Cultural Heritage Studies
 
Leuven University is looking for a professor of Cultural Heritage Studies at the Faculty of Arts. If you already did academic research in the heritage field, this position can be a great opportunity for your future.
You have time until next Monday to apply!
More Information!

Our World Heritage
 
Our World Heritage is a global network of citizens and professionals that strive to protect international heritage from the threats it is facing nowadays. This month's debate will focus on tourism and its impact on World Heritage sites. 
Check out the activities of Our World Heritage via the button below. 

Dear ESACH members and subscribers, happy new year! 
Are you ready to make the most out of this 2021? As always, ESACH is here to keep you informed on the latest news and events from the heritage sector.  
Let's start with the first ESACH Talks! of the year, that will focus on Museums & Art. We received many interesting abstracts, and we can't wait to listen to your research interests and engage in inspiring discussions.
We are also excited for the beginning of our European Youth Ambassador Programme. Let's have an aperitivo together to celebrate the beginning of this brand new Programme! Keep reading for more info.
If you want to be always updated on ESACH's activities, make sure to follow us on social media and to check out our website!
Enjoy the reading!

ESACH Talks! January - Museums & Art

The first ESACH Talks! session of 2021 will take place next Thursday. This month we will discuss Museums & Art. After the presentations, you will also have the chance to start a discussion in smaller groups in designated break-out rooms. 
You are still on time to register as a participant! 
Keynote speaker: Charlotte Rixten, Director museum Villa Mondriaan. 
Register as a participant

ESACH Talks! February - Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Heritage

The next ESACH Talks! will take place on February 25 and will focus on Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Heritage. In this session, we will discuss the role of tourism in heritage conservation and sustainable development.
Join us for another appointment full of interesting discussions and ideas for the future. 
Keynote speaker: Evinc Dogan, OurWorldHeritage Tourism.
Submit your abstract!

ESACH European Youth Ambassador Programme - Launch Ceremony

We are happy to announce the Launch Ceremony of our European Youth Ambassador Programme. The ceremony will take place from 18:00 to 19:00 followed by a digital festive aperitivo until 19:30 to really get to know each other. More surprises and fun are being prepared on this special occasion. To celebrate the diversity of our shared heritage, we would like to encourage you to wear a traditional costume element from your country and share its story.
Register now!

Europeana Lunch Café - Diversity and Inclusion

Europeana Lunch café is a monthly appointment to discuss and exchange opinions with other heritage professionals. The online event will take place on January 28 and will focus on diversity and inclusion in heritage management.
Register now!

ACMC Conference - 28-30 January

The Arts Cultural Management Conference (ACMC)  is a platform created to inspire future generations in more active participation into the arts & cultural management sector. Check out the agenda to find out more about the keynote speakers and the complete schedule of the event. 
This year's theme: REvisiting Borders. 
Register now!

EU Culture Recovery Plan Budget

Good news from the EU! An agreement has been reached to fund the Creative Europe Programme, essential in promoting the European cultural and creative sector, seriously impacted by the devastating effects of Covid-19. 
Read the news!

​Hope you enjoyed the reading! Stay posted for further infromation, follow us on social media and check the ESACH website. 

Dear ESACH members and subscribers, we are rapidly entering into the holiday season and, like every month, ESACH is here to bring you plenty of events and news from the heritage sector. First of all, a warm welcome to the new members and subscribers that joined ESACH this month. We are excited to see that the interest in our activities keeps growing!
This month, we decided to open the newsletter with a picture of the Vauban’s Fortifications in Briançon, situated at the border between France and Italy. For a long time, these beautiful 17th century fortifications were threatened by climate change and lack of maintainance, until the local community launched an ambitious restoration project. For this reason, the site was enlisted in the 7 most endangered programme launched by Europa Nostra in 2013. If you want to know more about this amazing initiative, check out the dedicated website!
We also have three new additions to our team: Riley will assist the ESACH Talks!, Sorina will be in charge of the Ambassador program (read below!) and Martina will take care of the ESACH Groups.
If you joined the last ESACH Talks! session on new technologies and innovation in November, you can fill in this form and provide us with your feedback. We would like to hear your suggestions for the future, so that we can improve our activities!
As always, if you want to be always up-to-date on our work, make sure to follow us on social media and to check out our website!
Enjoy the reading!

​This month, we are thrilled to announce that the ESACH family is getting bigger!
Starting from this week, we have a brand new communication team, ready to bring you the latest news and events through our digital channels. If you want to be always up-to-date on our activities, make sure to follow us on social media and to check out our website! Are you curious to see who is hiding 'behind the screen'? Click here, and have a look at the new composition of our team!
In this month's newsletter, you can find the latest events, conferences and information about ESACH and our partners. The ESACH Talks that will take place next Tuesday 17 November are organized in collaboration with Europeana and will focus on new technologies and innovation. All you have to do is register to the link below, get prepared to share your ideas and listen to the inspiring presentations.
Last but not least, if you are looking for an internship position in the field of cultural heritage, keep reading..
As always, welcome to all the new ESACH members that subscribed to the newsletter. 
Enjoy the reading!

​Autumn is here and with it, the start of the academic year and lots of new exciting projects here at ESACH! First of all, we want to give the warmest welcome to all the new ESACH members that joined after our last email. We are looking forward to meeting you in one of our upcoming events!

ESACH Talks! People and Heritage- SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED!

The speakers for the first round of the ESACH Talks! People and Heritage have been announced.
In this meeting, we will discuss and explore young perspectives about issues related to different aspects such as citizen involvement, democratic participation in heritage issues, youth participation, and people-centered approaches to heritage.
Learn more