Final Recommendations from the REACH Social Platform
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Designing Participation for Cultural Heritage
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Position Paper about Cultural Heritage Research
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Joint Statement about the Coordination of Cultural Heritage Research
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The REACH project encourges people to engage in culture and cultural heritage (CH) in order to foster creativity and innovation and to empower citizens to face the immense and rapid changes taking place in Europe and beyond.
REACH provides a social Platform, a sustainable space for meeting, discussion and collaboration between stakeholders within the field of culture and CH: for tourism, education, creative industries, CH professionals, academic experts, arts practitioners, professionals in archives and galleries, associations and interest groups representative of non-professionals and local societies, and policy-makers.
It is a challenge to give culture and CH a greater, more relevant and even transformative role in the economy, communities, and territories. REACH adopts an integrated model of a resilient European CH milieu using a two-step process:
- developing outlines of participatory models, based on the theoretical understanding of resilient European CH;
- and applying these models through a series of thematic pilots, to develop frameworks for achieving integrated social, economic and ecological sustainability on a European level.
The REACH Social Platform is in receipt of EC funding between November 2017 and December 2020.
In memory of our colleague and friend Luďa Klusáková, an eminent historian and professor of the Institute of World History, CUFA, passed away.
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