This training course, organised by Europeana as part of the Europeana Academy focuses on using and telling stories with collections on Europeana.eu. The course is aimed at people and institutions new to Europeana who look for a guideline on how to use collections, but also at researchers and educators who want to promote or use […]
This training course is part of the Europeana Academy and focuses on creating editorial for Europeana.eu and with cultural heritage collections. At the end of the course you will be able to write your own blog according to Europeana's structural and editorial guidelines as well as the right "tone of voice". If you want to […]
The Online Creative Residency is a key part of the Digital Storytelling Festival and brings students and new professionals who want to gain storytelling skills in a professional setting together with experts. This event focuses on last year's Residency and launches the application process for this year. Everyone can register for the event, but there […]
The Digital Storytelling Festival encourages cultural heritage professionals, educators, creatives, and students from Europe and beyond to boost their storytelling skills and tell stories exploring culture. It is run by the Europeana Initiative. The event brings together experts with students and new professionals that want to gain knowledge about different storytelling skills like writing, digital […]
The Europeana Conference 2025 is coming closer and the tickets are now available. You can attend the event onsite in Warsaw as well as online. The focus will be on the slogan "Preserve, Protect, Reuse" of cultural heritage and corresponding data. The conference will be held on 11-12 June 2025 during the Polish Presidency of […]
This event is organised by Europeana together with Writers' HQ. The workshop is part of the Writing as Resitance Festival 2025 and uses inspiration from Europeana to explore new ways of enhancing your writing practice. Find out more on the website or register here.
Measuring risk regarding copyright clearance is a common problem among cultural heritage institutions. The uncertainty can be traced back to general grey areas for specific situations in copyright law. The question is: How can we face these grey areas? These office hours will discuss various examples of cultural heritage organisations measuring risk, and some tools […]
This event, organised by Europeana, is part of the Shut Up & Write! initiative and supports writers by providing artworks and cultural heritage items from Europeana.eu to inspire the writer's creativity. You can learn more about that event on the website or go directly to the registering form.
On the first Wednesday each month Europeana dedicates an hour to writing and creativity. This workshop will focus on getting inspiration out of illustrations and imagery from Europeana's collections. The themes will change every month. Visit the website for more information or go directly to the registering form.
This online workshop is organised by the ENA Education Community Steering Group and focuses on the role of the Education Community within the European data space for cultural heritage. 15 to 20 educators will discuss their experiences with the current data servies provided by Europeana and, on that ground, provide recommendations and statements for the […]
Every first Wednesday each month, Europeana dedicates an hour to writing and creativity. The online content will be used to foster your creativity and inspire you, in combination with practical writing exercices. The theme this time will be 'cosy comfort'. Visit the website or go directly to the registering form.
The Copyright Office Hours, organised by the Copyright Community, will cover the public domain field on November 5th. They will discuss how public domain materials can be identified, used, and made available. In addition, there will be a focus on two tools to support cultural heritage professionals working in that field. Visit the website or […]