Calls

Europeana 2020 takes place online between 11-13 November 2020. The ‘designed for digital’ conference will raise voices from across the sector, Europe and beyond, to empower digital change and explore the role of digital cultural heritage in today’s and tomorrow’s world.

Europeana are looking for your proposals for an interactive and engaging event, session or intervention to be held during the conference. They are inviting the best ideas to take the stage, and looking to open up the conversation to new voices and subjects. Find out more about Europeana 2020 and the call.

Unfortunately the REACH conference planned for the 4-5 June 2020 in Pisa has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The call for posters and videos is still alive and the contributions will be published online.

Download the application form here 

The Call for Posters and Videos aims to collect contributions from innovative and interesting Cultural Heritage projects that involve resilient communities and social participation from all over Europe.
You are invited to join the Call and present your achievements for improving a participative and resilient cultural heritage milieu.

You can participate with:

• poster
• video (in HD, max 3. min) published on the conference’s website and available for download in digital format.

Your Proposals will be selected by the REACH’s Conference Committee. Special consideration will be given to ensure that a variety of topics, geographical and cultural ranges are represented.

Language:

All the material  – poster and other – shall be in English Language.

For more information click here.

How has digitisation transformed cultural heritage institutions? Which is the role of Europeana in this transformation? Between May 5 and September 30, 2020, it will be possible to take part in Carlotta Capurro‘s study that is trying to find an answer to these questions.

Europeana is a cultural initiative financed by the European Commission with the support of the EU Member States. Its core business is the management of Europeana.eu, the European Union’s digital platform for cultural heritage. Europeana’s tasks are not limited to the aggregation of digital cultural heritage data from European cultural institutions. They include the support and promotion of the digital transformation of the European cultural heritage sector. To this end, Europeana has developed best practice and standards for cultural heritage institutions.

This research investigates Europeana’s impact on the digital policies developed by cultural heritage institutions. The survey collects data on the digitisation strategies adopted by each cultural heritage institution, and investigates whether the standards and procedures designed by Europeana influenced their development.

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This Call is an invitation for all interested organizations and institutions to apply for the WHV 2021 Campaign with their proposed projects, and join the selected organizations/institutions of the WHV 2020 Campaign which was postponed to 2021, in light of the global health emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

To empower the Commitment to World Heritage, the World Heritage Centre invites all youth organizations, NGOs, institutions, and public authorities that wish to involve young people in World Heritage preservation through the implementation of action camps at World Heritage sites in 2021. Please refer to the Call for Projects document for more information about the selection criteria and timeline.

Click here to apply or for more information.