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Network Stories: Xanthippi Kontogianni
Describe your organization and the unique work that it is doing. Who and what is affected by the work? How does/will the work impact people’s lives? The idea of astroθeasis was born a bit after I graduated from the MA in Heritage Management, aiming to run a company in the cultural tourism industry of Greece.
TEACH FOR FUTURE: Innovative methodology for training trainers in the field of ICT carried out in partnership Romania-Bulgaria-Greece
30 of July 2020 – Despite the context generated by the global pandemic COVID-19, the members of the TEACH FOR FUTURE project consortium, ANBPR Romania, as a leader, GLBF Bulgaria and HERITAGE Greece as partners, worked together to collaboratively develop a Methodology for training adult trainers in the field of ICT. The purpose of this
Network Stories: Jawida Mansour
Describe your organisation and the unique work that it is doing. Who and what are affected by the work? How does/will the work impact people’s lives? My initiative ‘Heritage4Fun’ aims to promote active citizenship for the protection of tangible and intangible cultural heritage in Palestine. Through my several years of working with youth, I realized that a
Network Stories: Alia Fares
The Lebanon Mountain Trail Cultural Heritage Project The mountains of Lebanon contain hundreds of archaeological and ancient cultural heritage sites dispersed between its valleys, on mountain tops, next to riverbeds and amid far away villages. In 2007, the Lebanon Mountain Trail association was created to protect and promote a 470 km hiking trail extending along
HerMaHUB2019: Workshop on community engagement
The workshop on community engagement took place in the afternoon of the second day of the HerMa HUB conference, on 6 December 2019. Twenty groups and initiatives form Athens and various areas in Greece met at the newly refurbished conference room of the Workers Centre of Elefsina. The workshop was organized and moderated by Dr
Network Stories: Maro Magoula
Describe your organisation and the unique work that it is doing. Who and what are affected by the work? How does/will the work impact people’s lives? We launched Peripatos in 2015 with the aim of applying contemporary practices and innovative approaches in disseminating and managing cultural heritage. Over the years, Peripatos has evolved, renewed, and travelled