The Europeana Network Association (ENA) is a strong and democratic community of experts working in the field of digital cultural heritage. We are united by a shared mission to expand and improve access to Europe's digital cultural heritage. The Association is free to join and we encourage our members to get involved and benefit from all the ENA has to offer.
Find out everything you need to know about the Europeana Network Association at its Outreach event and General Assembly meeting!
Meet our network association of cultural heritage professionals. See where they are, what sector they represent and how to get in touch with them.
The Members Council decides on the Europeana Network Association’s priorities, steers its activities and ensures general progress against the Europeana Strategy.
The Europeana Network Association Management Board has six members and leads the development of the ENA’s strategic vision.
The Europeana Network Association works together to exchange knowledge, expertise and best practice in seven special interest communities.
Task Forces aim to help solve specific issues and challenges affecting the digital heritage field. Working Groups are set up to address ongoing activities and issues of continuing relevance to the Europeana Network Association.
Key information and documentation held by the Europeana Network Association.
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Connect
Connect with professionals who share your interests and expertise and grow your network.
Collaborate
Collaborate through seven special interest communities and national country groups.
Participate
Participate at all stages of your career, from students and new professionals, to experts and leaders.
Influence
Influence the sector by standing for election and running Task Forces.
Stay informed
Stay informed on the cultural heritage sector through newsletters and community updates.
Learn
Learn through access to exclusive training opportunities and events.
2019 has been a year of changes for the Europeana Network Association (ENA), which continues to work to promote digital cultural heritage as a powerful agent in an ever-changing world. In this post, Marco de Niet, Chair of the Europeana Network Association (ENA), tells us about the highlights and main achievements of the ENA in 2019 and outlines some of the priorities for 2020.
From 27-29 November, 269 cultural heritage and technology professionals from 37 countries met in Lisbon, Portugal, to connect the Europeana Network Association communities. Here are a few highlights and the links you need to revisit and relive the Europeana 2019: Connect Communities conference.
EuropeanaTech 2018 will place tech firmly at the centre of the European Year of Cultural Heritage and will bring together an international network of technical and R&D specialists from cultural heritage organisations, research institutions and creative industries to share innovative progress and forecast the technical future of Europeana and digital cultural heritage.
