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"The farther back we go into our history, the farther forward we can imagine.” Join us for an event exploring the ancient legacies and (re)imagined futures of Yemeni heritage.
Join us for our upcoming event exploring the interconnectivity between Uzbek craft, culture and the community working to revive a connection between the two.
The Culture in Crisis Programme, in partnership with the University of Stirling and Social Science Baha are pleased to announce the release of an illustrated report, detailing the findings from their 2025 International Conference 'Heritage and Recovery: A Decade of Learning from the Gorkha Earthquake'.
A new report led by researchers at the University of Stirling has revealed how Ukraine’s cultural heritage is being protected following Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Exploring how local heritage preservation inspires global action, in conversation with Her Royal Highness Princess Dana Firas.
The Commonwealth Heritage Forum is presenting a compelling series of talks exploring the built heritage across the Commonwealth that has been abandoned or lost due to war, natural disasters, climate change, or neglect.
LEVERAGING PARTNERSHIPS: Collaborative Approaches to Cultural Property Protection. Join colleagues from around the world and explore the future of cultural heritage protection and preservation.
This upcoming webinar, organised by the Heritage Management Organisation, in partnership with the Kharkiv School of Architecture and Skeiron, focuses on a long list of heritage losses in countries that suffered from conflicts. It evokes the recent tragedies in Ukraine, but also Sudan, Yemen and the Gaza Strip, and explores lessons we can learn to better support those working to protect heritage in the areas of conflict.
This event will explore the use of sound, song and storytelling as a means to create, preserve or recover important layers of understanding within built heritage sites.
Each year tens of thousands of users from around the world use the Culture in Crisis Portal to register, research and reach out to heritage projects globally.