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This 2nd Forum aims to build the momentum towards articulating a global policy framework for disaster risk reduction and management as a means to sustainable preservation of documentary heritage.
Presented by the Centre for Historic Houses, JSAA, OP Jindal Global University, Institution of Eminence, Sonipat, India
Join us from 29th – 31st March for a three-day online event which will highlight the value of cultural heritage and its contemporary relevance.
The Society for the History of Collecting present: 'Violated National Heritage: Theft, Traffic & Restitution'
Historic England launches a podcast series and accompanying ebook called 'High Street Tales'. These are the first outcomes of a four-year-long national Cultural Programme led by Historic England, in partnership with the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Arts Council England.
Offered by the UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage, the MSc in Heritage Evidence, Foresight and Policy will equip graduates to think critically and strategically about the long-term future of what matters.
We’re delighted to announce the launch of Heritage from Home, a virtual tour series featuring some of World Monuments Fund’s (WMF) most iconic sites around the globe, guided by the world-class specialists that safeguard them for the future.
Celebrate the power of place, at PastForward. Join thousands of preservationists and preservation lovers at the nation’s premier conference for those who work to save, sustain, and interpret historic places. PastForward 2021 is scheduled to take place November 2-5, 2021.
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.