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Posted on Monday July 19, 2021
Updated on Monday October 21, 2024
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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.
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Heritage Horizons Project Week 25 - 29 November Online
Register for the ‘Heritage Horizons Project Week’ to discover how projects are shaping the common data space for cultural heritage and wider ecosystem and benefit from opportunities for collaboration.
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AI4Culture workshops, CC-BY-ND
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AI4Culture project
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Created: 4 October 2024
Marco Rendina
Eirini Kaldeli
The AI4Culture project’s brand-new platform offers an exciting opportunity for cultural heritage institutions to access tools and resources on AI. Discover it now!
Black History Month is marked every October to highlight, discuss and reflect on the past and present lives and achievements of Black people as well as the challenges faced by Black communities. Find out how the Europeana Initiative is contributing in 2024, and how you can join in.
The DE-BIAS tool, developed as a part of the DE-BIAS project, aims to create and detect a vocabulary of problematic language in the metadata of cultural heritage institutions. Researcher Inna Kizhner shares the work undertaken to identify and flag anti-semitic language in cultural heritage collections.
Together with Europa Nostra and the expert partners of the European Heritage Hub, the Europeana Foundation is proud to be organising the project’s upcoming Forum, ‘Championing a responsible digital transition for and with cultural heritage.’ Discover everything you need to know about the event, and five reasons why you should join it online.
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SHIFT
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SHIFT Consortium
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Created: 30 September 2024
Robert Davies
Maria Kagkelidou
Failures to address the needs of people with varied accessibility requirements and disabilities have long stood in the way of ensuring that everyone can enjoy cultural heritage in person and online. 13 European organisations have teamed up through the SHIFT project to take on this challenge - and make heritage more engaging in the process.
The Europeana Network Association (ENA) is a democratic community of experts working in digital cultural heritage. Members Councillor Vassiliki Yiannou shares her experience of the Network - and why you should join it today.
Earlier in 2024, the Europeana Foundation and a student group from the Erasmus Impact Centre undertook research into the indicators we might use to measure instances of reuse of digitised cultural heritage and its impact. Discover what we’ve learned about this priority area in the common European data space for cultural heritage.
The Europeana Network Association (ENA) Members Council is the democratically elected body which leads and shapes the Network. All ENA members can stand for election to the Council - find out how and why to submit your candidacy by 16 October!
Over the summer of 2024, we talked to a range of fascinating and enthusiastic people about how they - and the organisations they represent - could use Europeana.eu as a resource for inspiration and research, specifically for writing. Discover how we approached this audience.
Do you work in, with and around cultural heritage? Do you want to gain new knowledge, learn digital skills and get creative? Then register for the newly-launched Europeana Academy which combines self-paced courses with instructor-led training.
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AI4Culture workshops, CC-BY-ND
Institution:
AI4Culture project
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Created: 6 September 2024
Roberta Pireddu
Marta Franceschini
Francesca Manfredini
In October 2024, the AI4Culture project will be running a series of workshops on how to apply AI tools to cultural heritage data. Read on to learn more about the workshops and discover how you can join!
