Europeana organises, attends and highlights a number of events throughout the year. Explore them and register below!
Are you looking for our past events? Discover what is available in our online repository of training sessions, talks, and webinars given by experts in digital cultural heritage sector.
Join this copyright office hours session to discuss non-copyright limitations on the public domain, including questions around limitations such as those presented by cultural heritage codes, with peers and experts in the copyright community.
Join this copyright office hours session to discuss matters affecting the audiovisual industry, documentary filmmakers and film educators, with peers and experts in the copyright community.
This webinar, organised by EuropeanaTech, highlights a topic highly relevant to the cultural heritage sector: acoustics and the preservation and presentation of historic acoustic spaces.
This webinar, organised by EuropeanaTech, highlights a topic highly relevant to the cultural heritage sector: acoustics and the preservation and presentation of historic acoustic spaces.
Explore and watch previous webinars the Europeana Initiative and its communities have run for, and with, cultural heritage professionals.
'Skills for Digital Tomorrow' is an opportunity to explore the digital skills needed to navigate the future. The Summit is organised by All Digital.
This two day workshop, organised by Laboratory for Experimental Museology (eM+), EPFL, Lausanne is for researchers working on Digital Humanities, audiovisual content understanding, and HCI to formulate and validate new ideas.
Join the 27th International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries (TPDL) organised by the TPDL organisation.
The CLARIN Annual Conference is for those working on the construction and operation of CLARIN across Europe, and for representatives of communities of use in the humanities and social sciences. It is hosted and organised by CLARIN, in collaboration with KU Leuven, CLARIN-BE and the Instituut voor Nederlandse Taal.
The ai4lam community is holding its 2023 annual international conference, Fantastic Futures, on November 15-17 at Internet Archive Canada in Vancouver, Canada.
FRAME Advanced Access is a training session about audiovisual collections documentation, dedicated to international audiovisual archives professionals. It is part of the yearly FRAME training programme organised by INA (France).
Guidance, tips and resources to run successful online and hybrid events around digital cultural heritage.
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