Join us to find out all you need to know to apply for this year's Digital Storytelling Festival Creative Online Residency! The online information session will start at 3 p.m., February 21st. The Digital Storytelling festival is organised every year by the Europeana Initiative and encourages cultural heritage professionals, educators, creatives and students from Europe […]
If you are working in a GLAM organisation and curious about learning how to manage and open you public domain collections, the Public Domain Day 2024 may be the right event for you. The event is hosted by meemo and organised by various partner organisations including Europeana Foundation and the Europeana Network Association. It is […]
To celebrate International Women's Day, the Europena Foundation provides an online GIF-making workshop on March 8, 2024. The aim is to teach how to browse through Europeana's cultural heritage collections to find specific materials, such as about women's history. Using free online tools you will learn how to create animated stickers and GIFs out of […]
This Europeana Impact Community Café will explore the role of digitisation in fostering peace and safeguarding heritage within conflict zones. The interactive session will encourage attendees to share their own cases, shedding light on how digital heritage can contribute to building positive societal impacts in conflict-affected and post-conflict societies. The event is organised by Europeana […]
The C.R.E.A. Cultura Festival is taking place in Folgino, Italy and hosts school institutes of all levels and civil society organisations that have implemented a project or intitiative exploiting the potential of digital technologies in the cultural, civic or social domains, and that are interested in disseminating the results and get in touch with other […]
The 46th ECIR is an annual event aiming to present new research results in the field of Information Retrieval. The community welcomes the engagement of postgraduate or postdoctoral researchers reporting on their research. The physical event will take place in Glasgow, Scotland form the 24th to the 28th of March. View the website to get […]
This training event, targeted at aggregators, will provide participants with the opportunity to learn more about the DE-BIAS project’s activities. It is an in-person event. The event is organised by Europeana and gives the opportunity to learn more about the project's activities and findings so far and to actively engage with some of the models […]
In collaboration with the UNESCO Chair on Digital Cultural Heritage and the Cyprus University of Technology in Limassol the 3-hour webinar is hosted online on April 8 from 2-5 pm. The training event focuses on the importance of the use of paradata and metadata in the digital documentation of the past in 3D. Therefore it […]
The event, organised by Europeana, focuses on the ongoing debates about gender neutral and inclusive language in cultural heritage institutions. It addresses the problem of historical collection descriptions and catalogue entries using discriminating language. For that purpose the project DE-BIAS developed a tool to detect terms in collection and object descriptions that do not conform […]
The 37th EMAF takes place in Osnabrück from April 24-28. The call for submissions is now closed. If you want to learn more about the EMAF and last year's festivals, visit the website!
Europeana organises an education and communication event aimed at new professionals and those who can take a profit of them on April 24th. The need for digital skills becomes ever more pressing in the cultural heritage sector as well a in the education sector. Europeana Research began exploring the level of digitization in university curricula […]
This online event, organised by Europeana Research invites you to a roundtable discussion about innovative and new approaches to enable new professionals with the necessary skills for the future of the cultural heritage sector. The webinar is connected to the New Professional's Twin Talk on 24 April 2024 and reaches out to universities wanting to […]
