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Join writer and historian Marina Warner, writer and activist Hammour Ziada and writer and publisher Abu Amirah as they explore the different legacies of cultural and commercial exchange and how some stories of migration, power and trade are told. Their discussion will be centred around the cultural context of African, Arab and European influences in Sudan and the Swahili coast.
This conference, hosted by the University of Oxford and Durham University brings together researchers, students, and professionals from art history, museology, digital humanities, geography, history, archaeology, classics and computer science, who are interested in exploring digital approaches to the study of visual and material culture.
On 16th March at 9:30 GMT, the Joint Programming Initiative on Cultural Heritage (JPI CH) will host the Virtual Launch of its Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda 2020 (SRIA).
The Government of Switzerland ensured funding for the implementation of the project “Digitization of the archive of the National Institute for Cultural Heritage and the establishment of a protocol for emergency evacuation of the archive”, as a result of the PDNA.
In response to the current global threats to world heritage that call for urgency in developing comprehensive heritage protection strategies, the National and University Library in Zagreb organises an international conference "Solidarity in culture: Heritage protection under conditions of crisis" from 18 to 20 March 2021
The UK National Commission for UNESCO and Praxis at the University of Leeds invite you to register for ‘Heritage and Our Sustainable Future: Research, Practice, Policy and Impact’, our upcoming virtual conference with thirteen sessions over ten days.
PRAXIS is delighted to share ‘Heritage for Global Challenges’, a report written by Post-doctoral Researcher Dr Francesca Giliberto, to put heritage research firmly on the international development agenda and to demonstrate the relevance of heritage research to tackle global challenges and foster sustainable development.
This document sets out DCMS’s ambition to develop a formal approach to value the benefits of culture and heritage assets to society, called the culture and heritage capital approach.
ALIPH invites applications for projects that protect or rehabilitate cultural heritage threatened or damaged by conflicts around the world. The projects must develop protection measures or deliver concrete conservation or rehabilitation outcomes.