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Posted on Monday July 19, 2021
Updated on Monday October 21, 2024
News
Explore the latest news from the common European data space for cultural heritage, Europeana Initiative and cultural heritage sector as we work towards digital transformation.
We are delighted to share that the Europeana Aggregators' Forum has approved the accreditation of the aggregators Catalònica and Slovakiana and welcomes them as new members.
After the successful negotiation that led to a memorandum of understanding to make musical works available under the out-of-commerce system, stakeholders in the Netherlands have now signed a memorandum of understanding on audiovisual works. Discover insights into this important memorandum of understanding.
Europeana started talking about impact over a decade ago, and as we celebrate the launch of a revised and now online Impact Playbook, we want to bring you along on the journey. Read on for the final post in our news series on the Playbook, dedicated to Phases three and four - telling your impact story and evaluating your impact approach.
Discover some findings from the Europeana Education Community Steering Group, which in 2023 worked to highlight projects exploring the digital skills needed by educators working in the cultural heritage sector and creative industries (CHI educators).
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EuropeanaTech 2023 visual - This collage is composed of three images. Check our event's page for detailed attribution
We were delighted to welcome over 1,100 of you to EuropeanaTech 2023, which took place onsite and online for three exciting days in October. Look back on the conference with us and discover how you can access the recordings.
This series on Europeana Pro shares knowledge about how cultural heritage institutions - particularly those that are smaller or have fewer resources - can improve the experiences of the audiences who interact with them online. In focus today - understanding the ways in which your website audience may differ from your in-person audience!
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Gezicht op de Leuvehaven/Gerrit Groenewegen. In Copyright.
How can museums acknowledge the multiple stories that make up the past? We hear from Rotterdam’s Maritime Museum about their new exhibition which explores the city’s history through its connection to enslavement and the slave trade.
On 19 September, members of the Copyright Community joined an informal chat around the rights and permission that need to be managed when individuals contribute to cultural heritage data. In today’s post, we tell you about some of the thoughts and ideas that were shared during the session.
The first Europeana website launched 15 years ago today, a milestone that has led to many more in the Europeana Initiative’s work to empower the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector. To mark the occasion, the heads of the Europeana Initiative reflect on its last 15 years - and look to its future at the heart of the common European data space for cultural heritage.
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European Heritage Masterclass “Climate Heritage Digital Advocacy”
In September, the European Students’ Association for Cultural Heritage (ESACH) published the position paper ’Youth for the future of cultural heritage in Europe’. They tell us how the paper expresses the vision of youth for a sustainable future for cultural heritage.
Do you work with digital cultural heritage, or share data with Europeana? Then seize your chance to explore the process for publishing data on Europeana.eu, discover helpful tools and hear from expert speakers at the EAF outreach event on 23 November! The EAF Steering Group tells you why they are excited about attending - and why you should be too.
Europeana started talking about impact over a decade ago, and as we celebrate the launch of a revised and now online Impact Playbook, we want to bring you along on the journey. We’re exploring each of the four Playbook phases in an introductory series - read on to find out more about Phase two, dedicated to impact measurement, and its challenges and opportunities.
