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Heritage stakeholders en innovative education: Two new reports published by CHARTER Alliance

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Translation of Matthew into the Finnic language Karelian (1820)

The internet is helping to revive Europe’s minority languages

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New study shows that people in deprived areas benefit most from visiting a museum or heritage site

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EU launches educational toolkit and online game for teachers of cultural heritage

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In the Spotlight: Deadline extended Call for abstracts – Architectures of the Soul

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EducationAndResearch

Heritage stakeholders en innovative education: Two new reports published by CHARTER Alliance

The internet is helping to revive Europe’s minority languages

New study shows that people in deprived areas benefit most from visiting a museum or heritage site

EU launches educational toolkit and online game for teachers of cultural heritage

European Commission launches Open Europe Research platform

British government orders research to show the benefits of culture and heritage

Launch of new journal: Journal of European Landscapes

ESACH Blog | Connecting heritage and youth through Minecraft: MI.MOMO.FARO

Research: It is time the public has a share in Lviv’s past

In the Spotlight: Deadline extended Call for abstracts – Architectures of the Soul

Notre Dame Cathedral is rising from the ruins: how is the restoration going?

“Anachronistic” rebuild of Notre Dame angers environmental group

This country has the most castles in Europe

New life for Soviet-era amusement park in East-Berlin

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