Europa Nostra and Heritage Ambassadors contribute to UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow

The 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) has taken place from 31 October - 12 November in Glasgow. Our partner Europa Nostra was responsible for introducing the importance of cultural heritage-related climate action at the 15 heritage-related events that happened throughout those days. It is possible to access the sessions by visiting COP26's YouTube channel.   Moreover, we are happy to say that some of our European Heritage Ambassadors were present at the conference, where they launched the Climate Heritage Network Youth Forum. This brilliant initiative is open to young people between 15 and 35 years old and aims to facilitate intergenerational learning and community engagement in global climate-heritage challenges. You can sign-up for their Youth-Forum by filling up this form and you can stay tuned on their next steps by following their Instagram page.  

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Heritage Conference: Continuity in Care and Safeguarding  

Since May, the Future for Religious Heritage Biennial Conference has been discussing the available applications for religious heritage in Europe. Their panelists investigate issues such as the traditional uses of religious heritage sites, their compatibility with mass tourism, their adaptation for the visit of the regular public, etc. Their next event, which will happen on 26 November, will deal with the topic: "Continuity in Care and Safeguarding". Those interested in joining can read more details by clicking here.   

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European Comission publishes a recommendation on a common data space for cultural heritage  

The European Commission brings exciting news for heritage practitioners! According to Eureporter, at the beginning of this month, the Commission published a recommendation to create a common data space for European heritage with two main purposes: enhancing the protection and preservation of heritage at risk and strengthening the use of heritage in education, sustainable tourism, and cultural creative sectors. Museums, galleries, archives, and other institutions will be able to upload, share and rescue their digitalized heritage in high quality and even 3D models! The decision sounds extremely promising for the future of heritage and we will make sure to keep our members in the loop of any other related news! The full recommendation can be accessed as a PDF at the end of this link.     

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The ESACH Quarterly Magazine: Last chance to submit your paper!
We are currently at the final stages of selecting the papers for The ESACH Quarterly Magazine. If you're a student or young professional in the heritage field who has an inspiring paper to share - from academic articles to projects, reports, or interviews - you're more than welcome to submit your writing piece! You can also check our issue n°1, which is available for download for free! The full description of the magazine's initiative and our submission guidelines can be read here. Don't miss the opportunity of having your paper published with us!
Deadline: 30th of September 2021.

#HeritageAmbassadors and the European Heritage Tribune
Our European Heritage Ambassadors have been sharing their inspiring experiences in the field of cultural heritage at the European Heritage Tribune. Since February they have been working as mediators between heritage students, young professions, and cultural heritage institutions. 

This month we will closely follow the Ambassadors' participation at the European Heritage Policy Agora (September 24), which is part of the Europa Nostra 2021 European Cultural Heritage Summit. Keep on scrolling to read all the detailed information about this event! As always, make sure to check other activities and projects the Ambassadors are engaged with by searching the hashtag #heritageambassadors on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin!

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune
Check out one of our latest ESACH blog reading recommendations featured on the European Heritage Tribune website! The article "Beyond Engagement: Community-Led World Heritage Nominations of Indigenous Sites in Australia" by Shari Bone refers to two different indigenous sites in Australia that were inscribed on the World Heritage List. The author analyses the active participation of different indigenous communities (the Gunditjmara and the Ngurra-Ngarli) in the nomination processes and brings awareness to the importance of community engagement within heritage practices. 

2021 European Cultural Heritage Summit in Venice  
The Europa Nostra 2021 European Cultural Heritage Summit is taking place this month, from September 21st-24th. If you want to stay updated on major heritage policies and decisions in Europe you cannot miss it! The event will discuss Europe's recovery from the pandemics and will follow a hybrid format. Representatives of the European heritage community (local and international authorities, students, organizations, etc.) will take part in the talks and presentations.   
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Enjoying a Summer of Heritage: an overview on the European Heritage Volunteers Summer Projects  
Throughout this whole summer, many of our members and subscribers have been taking part in exciting projects coordinated by the European Heritage Volunteers. Since July, the organization has involved young heritage students and professionals in different heritage-related activities. From wood conservation in a Transylvanian church to the restoration of Roman mosaics in an archaeological site in Kosovo, they always offer many opportunities for those who want to acquire more practical and on-site skills related to heritage management. If you haven't done so yet, check out our and their social media to learn more about the previous, current, and upcoming projects.
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Take part at the ICOMOS Student Competition 2021: 1960 plus – Brutalism  
As we have previously announced in July's Newsletter, this year's biennial student competition proposed by ICOMOS Germany will focus on post-1960's architecture. ICOMOS is looking for works (in English or German) that can explain why brutalist buildings are worth preserving and also the valuable meanings that can be attributed to them. You still have time to submit a proposal, since the deadline is September 27. The winners will be awarded a 500€ prize!
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The New European Bauhaus: Shaping a more beautiful future in Europe  
The European Movement International is hosting the 19th European Week of Regions and Cities in October. The digital panel will deal with the topic of the New European Bauhaus and its Relevance for Citizens. This is an interdisciplinary movement that aims to offer citizens a unique opportunity to shape a sustainable and inclusive future in both urban and rural areas of Europe. The registration can be done here. 
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ESACH Quarterly Magazine and UNIDROIT 1995 Convention
 
Since June we have been working on the issue n°2 of The ESACH Quarterly, our digital magazine which aims to expand the knowledge-sharing of youth-led approaches to Cultural Heritage. And for August, we have exciting news to share! We've partnered up with UNIDROIT and we are now encouraging submissions related to the 1995 UNIDROIT Convention and the topic of cultural heritage restitution as well! We believe this to be a crucial theme in the current debates regarding heritage, and we are looking forward to reading your contributions to that! You can find all the specific guidelines on our website. Don't miss the chance of having your paper published with us!
 
Deadline: 30th of September 2021.

Member Survey: What now? The impact of Covid-19 on cultural heritage students and steps forward

During this summer ESACH launched its very own member survey to better understand how the pandemic's situation has affected the lives of young heritage professionals in Europe. Since the heritage field has been one of the most deeply affected by lockdowns and travel restrictions, our team wants you to have a say in the activities and strategies that we will develop in the upcoming months. We sincerely believe that getting to know our members' experiences is the key to a better and faster recovery!

#HeritageAmbassadors and the European Heritage Tribune

Our European Heritage Ambassadors have been sharing their inspiring experiences in the field of cultural heritage at the European Heritage Tribune. Since February they have been working as mediators between heritage students, young professions, and cultural heritage institutions. You can learn more about the activities and projects they are engaged with by searching the hashtag #heritageambassadors on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin!

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune  

Check out our latest ESACH blog reading recommendation featured on the European Heritage Tribune website! The article "Connecting Heritage and Youth Through Minecraft: Mi.Momo.Faro" by Tiago Candeias refers to a project that aims to enhance community participation in modernist architecture by using game-based learning tools. In this project, the famous game "Minecraft" was brought inside public schools to engage more than 120 high school students with their city's heritage.

Opportunity with the European Heritage Tribune!  

One of our dear partners, the European Heritage Tribune, is looking for volunteer reporters to cover the European Heritage Days in September and October! Reporters will work in pairs creating 5-minute video reports of different heritage-related events in five European countries. The contributions will be done by visiting one of those events and interviewing organizers and visitors. The videos will be shared on their website and social media channels, and travel costs will be reimbursed. Those who are interested are encouraged to contact Jetske Berger, editor in chief, directly at jetske@heritagetribune.eu.  
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2021 European Cultural Heritage Summit in Venice  

In a few weeks, Europa Nostra will open the registration for all heritage students or practitioners who wish to participate in their very special 2021 European Cultural Heritage Summit and stay updated on major heritage policies and decisions in Europe. The event will discuss Europe's recovery from the pandemics and will follow a hybrid format. Representatives of the European heritage community (local and international authorities, students, organizations, etc.) will take part in the talks and presentations. The Sumit will take place from 21 to 24 September.  
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Have you heard of Heritage Thursdays?  

In July ICOMOS has launched their "Heritage Thursdays" program. The organization will offer a webinar on the last Thursday of each month. The goal is to demonstrate how ICOMOS has been implementing people-centered approaches and to discuss relevant problems such as inclusivity in the heritage scene. Last month's webinar was all about "Gender and Cultural Heritage", and their upcoming session (on August 26th) will deal with "Trauma and Heritage". 
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Call for Applications: Field School "The Future is Heritage"

What is The Future is Heritage? The Dutch cooperative Erfgoed Gelderland, together with other European heritage institutions, are promoting the "Future is Heritage - Field School". By creating encounters between young and established heritage professionals, they hope to explore more sustainable and democratic solutions to the problems faced in the area of heritage management. The field school will deal with different case studies under 4 main categories:  

1. Heritage and Tourism;
2. Heritage and Inclusion;
3. Heritage and Repurposing;
4. Heritage and Climate Change;  

The discussions will happen through workshops, excursions, and capacity-building sessions.   Deadline for applying: 20th of August 2021. 

Date and place of classes: October 8-1, the Netherlands
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Dear ESACH members and subscribers welcome back!
 
We hope you are enjoying summer and keeping yourselves safe and healthy! We know that many of you are taking part in different summer projects this month and we are looking forward to hearing about your experiences! Meanwhile, we would like to remind you that the call for papers submissions to the ESACH Quarterly magazine remains open and that you also still have time to complete our Member Survey. Keep on scrolling to find more information on those initiatives, as well as on other heritage-related events, opportunities, and news!
 
As always, make sure to follow us on social media and check out our website to stay updated on all ESACH's activities.
Enjoy the reading!

ESACH Quarterly Magazine (Issue n°2)
 
Our Team is currently working on the issue n°2 of The ESACH Quarterly! This is our digital magazine that aims to expand the knowledge-sharing of youth-led approaches to Cultural Heritage. If you haven't done so yet, you can read our first issue right here. For the second issue, we are welcoming different types of submissions: academic papers, creative stories, interviews, or other heritage-related spatial projects. You can read all the guidelines on our website. Don't miss the chance of having your paper published with us!
 
Deadline: 30th September 2021.

Member Survey: What now? The impact of Covid-19 on cultural heritage students and steps forward
 
Last month ESACH launched its very own member survey to better understand how the pandemic's situation has affected the lives of young heritage professionals in Europe. Since the heritage field has been one of the most deeply affected by lockdowns and travel restrictions, our team wants you to have a say in the activities and strategies that we will develop in the upcoming months. We sincerely believe that getting to know our members' experiences is the key to a better and faster recovery!

#HeritageAmbassadors and the European Heritage Tribune
 
Our European Heritage Ambassadors have been sharing their inspiring experiences in the field of cultural heritage at the European Heritage Tribune. Since February they have been working as mediators between heritage students, young professions, and cultural heritage institutions. You can learn more about the activities and projects they are engaged with by searching the hashtag #heritageambassadors on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune
 
Check out our latest ESACH blog reading recommendation featured on the European Heritage Tribune website! The article "Community Engagement for Cultural Heritage" by Sorina Neacsu is a case study on how volunteer work can increase community engagement in cultural heritage. The author uses her experience participating in European Heritage Volunteers projects and organizing two projects in Romania (2020 and 2021) as examples.

Partnership: Europa Nostra & Erasmus Student Network
 
We bring great news for all the heritage students in Europe! At the end of June, Europa Nostra has formalized an exciting partnership with the Erasmus Student Network. The two institutions have come together to launch a project called Cultural Heritage on Erasmus, endorsed by the European Commission and the European Parliament’s Committee on Culture and Education. Its biggest goal is to "make cultural heritage a greater part of the Erasmus experience while promoting Erasmus mobility opportunities for heritage students". ESACH will keep you updated on opportunities that might come from this project in the future!
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ICOMOS Conference: Post-War Heritage of Art and Architecture in Central and Eastern Europe
 
This month ICOMOS is holding a conference on Post-War Heritage of Art and Architecture in Central and Eastern Europe. The debates will deal with the sensitive topic of how to manage and safeguard sites that are related to unpleasant historical events or figures. The idea behind this initiative is that this type of heritage can be used to commemorate the resistance to war, tyranny, oppression, and genocide. The event will take place on July 22 and 23, and more information can be found here.
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ICOMOS Student Competition 2021: 1960 plus – Brutalism
 
This year's biennial student competition proposed by ICOMOS Germany will focus on post-1960's architecture. ICOMOS is looking for works (in English or German) that can explain why brutalist buildings are worth preserving and also the valuable meanings that can be attributed to them. The submission deadline is September 27 and the winners will be awarded a 500€ prize!
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The International Criminal Court publishes the Policy on Cultural Heritage
 
On June 14 the International Criminal Court (ICC) published their official Policy on Cultural Heritage. The initiative aims to be a decisive tool in the protection of cultural heritage in times of crisis, wars, and conflicts. This was a much-needed step in improving the safeguarding practices for both tangible and intangible heritage. Read the complete Policy on Cultural Heritage here.
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Dear ESACH members and subscribers, welcome back!
 
Earlier this month we had our ESACH Meeting in Madrid and it was a success! The ESACH Team sincerely thanks all the wonderful people involved and hope to meet you all again soon. We are also happy to announce that the second issue of our ESACH Quarterly Magazine is on its way! All of you are warmly invited to send your articles, poetries, photgraphies or other writting papers by August 27. Keep reading for more details!
 
As always, make sure to follow us on social media and to check out our website in order to stay updated in all ESACH's activities.
Enjoy the reading!

ESACH Quarterly Magazine (Issue n°2)
 
We are currently working on Issue n°2 of our ESACH Quarterly Magazine! We encourage students and early young professionals to submit their scientific or creative writting pieces under a variety of formats, from academic papers to interviews or poetries. You can check the submission guidelines on our website. You have time until August 27 to submit your papers!
 
If you haven't had a chance to check Issue n°1 yet, it is possible to download it! Don't miss the opportunity of having your paper published with us!

#HeritageAmbassadors at ESACH Madrid Meeting "Our common past. Our future"
 
Our European Heritage Youth Ambassadors engaged in panel discussions, workshops and presentations on the New European Bauhaus & digital heritage. We thank them all for their involvement, shared opinions, and perspectives! Follow #HeritageAmbassadors on social media to discover more.
 
Snippet of the Programme:
- Monday June 7
10:00 - 11:30 Cultural Heritage and the New European Bauhaus: Mobilising Youth and Hearing their Voices
15:00 - 16:00 Roundtable discussion: Exploring digital careers in the cultural heritage sector
- Tuesday June 8
15:05 - 17:00 Workshop Cultural Heritage and the New European Bauhaus: Perspectives from the European Heritage Youth Ambassadors

COVID-19 SURVEY on Cultural Heritage Students
 
On July 18 ESACH is launching its very own COVID-19 survey in order to better understand how the pandemic's situation has affected the lives of young heritage professionals. We all know that the heritage field has been one of the most deeply affected by lockdowns and travel restructions, so we would like to understand how to better move towards recovery in the near future. Your opinion means a lot to us!

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune
 
Check out our latest ESACH blog reading recommendation featured on the European Heritage Tribune website! The post "Reconversion and Authenticity: The Case of Hagia Sophia in Instanbul", by Shaheera Pesnani and Valentine Flambeaux explores the dynamics between preservation, conservation and social meaning of heritage sites using the beautiful Hagia Sophia as a case study.

2021 ICAHM Annual Meeting
 
The International Scientific Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM) is having its annual meeting on  "Archaeological Heritage Management: Towards a People-centered Approach". The sessions will happen from June 21st until June 24th. Registration is free and open until June 20!
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Open call for Heritage Place - Lab Pilot Phase
 
The ICCROM-IUCN World Heritage Leadership Programm has an open call for those who are interested in being a part of their Heritage Place Lab. Candidates will be divided into teams and will work on topics relevant to the World Heritage List. They encourage researchers, site managers and graduates to apply by June 30.
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ICCROM Lecture Series: Pandemic Insights
 
ICCROM is hosting a webinar on the impacts of COVID-19 on heritage conservation on June 24. "What has the pandemics shown to be essential to conservation?", "is conservation a matter of social necessity?", "what is the future for heritage conservation practices?"... These are only but a few questions that the panelists will address.  
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"Paintings Conservation" online talk
 
On July 7 the British Association of Paintings Conservator-Restorers is hosting an online talk on the sustainability for paintings conservation. The lecture will be presented by Dr. Caitlin Southwick, who has worked for the Vatican Museums, the Getty Conservation Institute, the Uffizi Gallery, and Easter Island. Find out more via the button below!
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ICOMOS Student Competition 2021: 1960 plus – Brutalism
 
This year's biennial student competition proposed by ICOMOS Germany will focus on post-1960's architecture. ICOMOS is looking for works (in English or German) that can explain why brutalist buildings are worth preserving and also the valuable meanings that can be attributed to them. The submission deadline is September 27 and the winners will be awarded a 500€ prize!
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Hope you enjoyed the reading! Stay posted for further information, follow us on social media and check the ESACH website.

Dear ESACH members and subscribers, welcome back! 
This month we opened the applications for the internship organized in collaboration with Europa Nostra. We believe this is an incredible opportunity for you, and we cannot wait to receive your applications! Keep reading for further information.
As always, the monthly ESACH Talks! will take place this Thursday at 7 PM. Together with students and young professionals, we will discuss community involvement into cultural heritage. You are still on time to register for another inspiring evening together!
If you want to always stay updated in ESACH's activities, make sure to follow us on social media and to check out our website!
Enjoy the reading!

ESACH Talks! May - Community Engagement for Cultural Heritage
This month's ESACH Talks! will take place this Thursday at 7 PM. This time, we will discuss community involvement in the decision making, analyze successful community-driven projects and much more.
You are still on time to register as a participant.   
Keynote speaker: Juan Carlos Barrientos, European Heritage Volunteers.

ESACH feat. Europa Nostra  - Internship Programme
Do you want to work and gain valuable experience in one of the leading European Organizations in the field of cultural heritage? Check out this internship organized in collaboration between ESACH and Europa Nostra, brush up your CV and send your application...you have time until June 13!

Happy Europe Day by our Ambassadors!
Our European Heritage Youth Ambassadors celebrated Europe Day on the 9th of May and shared some thoughts and wishes for Europe on this special day. Don't forget to follow the Ambassadors on social media #HeritageAmbassadors @EuropaNostra @ESACH @EuropeanHeritageTribune.

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune
Check out the latest ESACH blog post featured on the European Heritage Tribune website. This month, Caroline Capdepon tells us more about cultural appropriation in the context of culinary heritage.

Photography & Visual Art Contest: Thanks for Participating!
Thanks to all of you who submitted their work for our first Photography & Visual Art Contest. The winners will be announced in the next days on our social media!

Heritage in Motion Awards 2021
The Awards premiate innovative projects that celebrate cultural heritage through new media (films, websites, apps, games, museum experiences etc.). If you have a project that focus on this topic, then submit your work and run for this prestigious Award!
The Heritage in Motion Award is organized in collaboration between Europa Nostra and the European Museum Academy and empowered by Europeana. 

Call For Participants: World Heritage Young Professionals Forum
The World Heritage Young Professionals Forum organized by the UNESCO will take place from 5th to 9th July 2021 under the theme of "World Heritage and Sustainable Livelihoods". The importance and the potential of heritage will be explored through discussions, roundtables, virtual visits and much more! You can submit your application until June 2. 

Dear ESACH members and subscribers, welcome back! 
This month we are proud to announce that ESACH officially became one of the Member Organisations of Europa Nostra. For us, this step represents an invaluable opportunity for future activities, and we are looking forward to our future collaboration with such an important organization in the heritage field. 
Tomorrow is the International Day for Monuments and Sites, and to celebrate it our Ambassadors prepared something special for you ... keep reading to find out more!
Also, we added a new section on our website where you can check out the latest job opportunities in the heritage sector. Are you ready for a new challenge? Check out the latest vacancies here!
Last but not least ... our monthly ESACH Talks! will take place next Thursday at 7 PM. Keep reading to know more about this month's topic and register to the event!
If you want to always stay updated in ESACH's activities, make sure to follow us on social media and to check out our website!
Enjoy the reading!

ESACH Talks! April - World Heritage: Challenges & Opportunities

This month's ESACH Talks! will take place on April 22. Together with other students and young professionals, we will explore world heritage, its challenges and opportunities. Join us for another inspiring evening together! 
Keynote speaker: Mechtild Rössler, World Heritage Centre, UNESCO.

ESACH Talks! May - Community Engagement for Cultural Heritage
 
Next month's ESACH Talks! is scheduled for May 20. This time, we focus on community engagement for cultural heritage. We will discuss community involvement in the decision making, analyze successful community-driven projects and much more.
You can sumbit your abstract via the button below, or register as a participant.   
Keynote speaker: Juan Carlos Barrientos, European Heritage Volunteers.

International Day for Monuments and Sites feat. European Heritage Youth Ambassadors 
 
To join ICOMOS in celebrating the International Day for Monuments and Sites (18th of April), our Ambassadors prepared a quiz for you that they will share with us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Tune in and check your knowledge of the heritage sites around the world!
This Programme was launched last January as a joint initiative between ESACH, Europa Nostra and European Heritage Tribune.  

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune 
 
Check out the latest ESACH blog post featured on the European Heritage Tribune website. This month, Oriada Dajko tells us more about dark heritage in Albania. 

ESACH is on Instagram!
 
Follow ESACH on Instagram! On this page, besides updating you constantly on our activities, we create fun competitions, we share curiosities from the heritage field and much more! 
In our recent Instagram stories we asked you to tell us your favourite heritage sites. You can find all the answers on our Instagram highlights. Look for the hashtag #YourHeritage and don't forget to follow us!

Europa Nostra - 7 Most Endangered Heritage Sites 
 
Last week, a panel of experts selected the 7 Most Endangered Sites in Europe.
This Programme is designed to raise awareness on the threats faced by many heritage sites in Europe, and the efforts that people and organizations are doing to protect them.
The 7 Most Endangered Programme is a joint initiative between Europa Nostra, EIB and Creative Europe. 

Webinar - European Youth and Heritage
 
This webinar will take place on April 23 as an occasion for students and young professionals to know more about the European Young Heritage Professionals Forum that took place two years ago in Croatia. An occasion to expand your network and get to know new perspectives on the future of heritage. 
The webinar is open to anyone, but registration is mandatory!

Dear ESACH members and subscribers, welcome back! 
As always, the ESACH newsletter is here to bring you the latest news from the cultural heritage sector, interesting job opportunities and (online) events taking place this month.
First of all, we are excited for the upcoming ESACH Talks! This time, we will discuss digital media and their intersection with cultural heritage. 
Last month, we launched our very first Photography & Visual Art Contest. Keep reading for further information!
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! March - Communicating Culture
 
The next ESACH Talks! will take place on March 18. This time, we will explore the impact and the role of new digital media in communicating cultural heritage and its values. Many students and young professionals will share with us their research on this topic, engaging in inspiring conversations. Don't forget to register via the button below!
Keynote speaker: Sander Manse, Send/Receive.

ESACH Talks! April - World Heritage: Challenges & Opportunities
 
Next month's ESACH Talks! is scheduled for April 22. During this evening, we will explore the significance of world heritage and its importance for global and local challenges.If you are doing research on this topic, submit your abstract via the button below! You can also attend as a participant. 
Keynote speaker: Mechtild Rössler, World Heritage Centre, UNESCO.

Photography & Visual Art Contest
 
If you are an enthusiast photographer or visual artist, then this Contest is the perfect opportunity to see your work featured in ESACH website, social media and even in the upcoming ESACH Quarterly. Grab this chance to unleash your creativity and artistic eye! Sounds exciting? Check out more details via the button below!

European Heritage Youth Ambassadors 
 
The Ambassadors Programme gives voice to 11 students and young professionals in the heritage field by featuring their activities online.
You can find out more by searching #heritageambassadors on Instragram, Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin!
This Programme was launched last January as a joint initiative between ESACH, Europa Nostra and European Heritage Tribune.  

ESACH Blog ft. European Heritage Tribune 
 
Check out the latest ESACH blog post featured on the European Heritage Tribune website. In this article, Federico Varela tells us more about Smart Cities, Innovation Districts and reimagined historical buildings. 

Europa Nostra - European Cultural Heritage Green Paper
 
The European Cultural Heritage Green Paper will define the role of cultural heritage in the European Green Deal, a practical action plan to folow in order to preserve the global environment. The Green Paper will be disclosed on March 22 during a launch webinair open to everyone. Register via the button below!

Send/Receive 
 
For this month's ESACH Talks! we partner with Send/Receive, a PR office specialized in communicating and researching topics such as contemporary art, architecture, design, media and technology. Our keynote speaker, Sander Mansen, works as a Creative Director at Send/Receive. Check out their work via the button below!

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.
REGISTER NOW!

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!
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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. 
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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.
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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.
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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. 
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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!

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