A specialist community of the Europeana Network Association, promoting digital cultural heritage in action, and supporting each other to be the best communications professionals we can be.

If you're responsible for or contribute to communications for a cultural heritage institution, or if you're always championing cultural heritage on your blog or social media, then join us - become a Europeana Network Association member, making sure to tick the box to join the Europeana Communicators community.  If you're already an ENA member, or you don't want to be, you can still sign up for our newsletter and join us on LinkedIn.

1. Follow Europeana on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram - then like, share and join in! 
2. Prioritise culture by responding to the European Union's consultation on the priorities of the new Digital Europe Programme - it's vital for the future of digital culture and Europeana.
3. Join in Europe at Work - share your work story, encourage your networks to share theirs, or even run your own collection day!
4. Join the #remember1989 blog parade through your blog or social media.
5. Tweet with #AllezCulture to show support for digital culture and the cultural heritage sector and can be used to promote digital culture in action or as a rallying call. And #EuropeanaCommunities to bring the Europeana Network Association, its specialist communities and other Europeana-related networks together.

1. Promote digital cultural heritage - create and share examples from around the world demonstrating that access to and use of digital cultural heritage (via Europeana or elsewhere) is critical, both for the sector and wider society.

2. Be the best comms people we can be - support each other’s professional activities and development by sharing knowledge, expertise, and examples of communications tools and best practice.

By supporting each other to be the most effective communicators we can be, and by sharing examples of digital cultural heritage in action, we are building an evidence base that will encourage policymakers at both national and European levels to put digital cultural heritage at the heart of their discussions about the future.