CultHera

CultHera project aimed to enhance civic engagement in the protection of cultural heritage at the local level, integrating a European perspective.

📖 About CultHera:
CultHera was dedicated to strengthening the competencies of university staff and promoting civic participation in cultural and historical heritage. Our efforts focused on developing comprehensive educational materials and fostering greater awareness of EU values and the importance of cultural heritage.

🔍 Project Highlights:

Development of competences for university professors in cultural heritage socialization.
Promotion of cultural and historical heritage coherence from a common EU perspective.
Creation and exchange of best practices for managing cultural heritage in urban and suburban settings.
Integration of cultural artifacts into urban landscapes to improve living conditions and economic opportunities for local communities.
For more details about CultHera and to explore our educational materials, please check out our brochure: https://online.fliphtml5.com/vemfi/ypcu/ =1

Stay connected and continue to engage with our shared cultural heritage!

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CultHera Project About the Cult Hera Project

On April 19, 2024, the National Conference of Portugal (Multiplier Event) occurred at the School of Hotel Management and Tourism of Madeira (EHTM), Funchal. The University of Madeira organized the conference. The target audience included students, teachers, staff, and management of EHTM, as well as other stakeholders interested in CultHera. The main objective of this conference was the presentation and dissemination of the results of the CultHera Project. During the conference, participants expressed their opinions on the presented results and the best way to preserve national and regional cultural heritage. The conference ended with a showcase of the regional gastronomic heritage, with a brief presentation by the staff on the preparation of all dishes, elaborated by the school's students under the supervision of their Chef.

National project conference in Zagreb, Croatia, April 9, 2024, University of Zagreb

The concluding event of the project, organized by University of Zagreb, aimed to present the final results to Croatian stakeholders. The event was attended by 30 participants, primarily comprising educators, consultants, museum and heritage experts.
The project was well received, and participants exhibited keen interest in learning more about the final results. Most of the educators expressed a desire to further study the training materials.
Overall, the conference filled a void in academic research and practice by creating an inclusive environment where theoretical and practical insights converged, offering actionable strategies for ongoing and future work in cultural heritage.

The Italian Multiplier event was held on 19th April 2024 in Ancona with the presence of some representatives of municipality both of Ancona and San Benedetto del Tronto, where it is located another facility of our university, ministry of cultural heritage, a cultural association and other teachers and students from another school. Moreover a fruitful discussion with professors from foreign universities was held.

Final conference in Sofia, Bulgaria
Финална конференция в София
date / дата: 26.04.2024 от 18:00 часа
place / място: EventRoom, 67 Goce Delchev Blvd. / бул. Гоце Делчев 67

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We had an amazing time at the 6th meeting of the CultHera project and the final dissemination event in Brasov on April 11th and 12th! 🌟 It was such a fantastic opportunity to showcase the incredible results of our project and highlight the vital role of teachers in spreading awareness about heritage issues. 🏛️ Let's keep working together to preserve and celebrate our rich cultural heritage! 💪 🌍

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Let's make a virtual visit to Poland main UNESCO sites...

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On 16 March 2024, a conference summarising the CultHera project was held in the Auditorium of the Pomeranian University of Science and Technology in Starogard Gdański (Poland). The conference was organised by the FRAME Foundation.

The meeting was aimed at students, academic staff and Partners and Stakeholders of the University. The primary aim of the meeting was to communicate the results developed during the CutHera project.

During the discussion, participants took up the theme of active policies in the field of cultural heritage protection. The meeting was also an opportunity to provide information on the possibilities for the involvement of universities in the implementation of Erasmus + projects, particularly with regard to the cultivation of regional cultural heritage.

Join us tomorrow for the Final conference in Brasov

Visit Croatia and discover why now is the time to visit these very special world heritage sites.

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Have you ever considered to take a walk down the Levadas of Madeira? Be sure that this cultural heritage is well deserved its world fame...

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The conference at which the Erasmus+ CultHera project and its results in Croatia will be presented will be held in the Council Hall of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Zagreb, Ivana Lučića 3, Zagreb, on April 9, 2024. You are all invited and welcome!

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With six centuries of history, the archipelago of Madeira became the guardian of a cultural legacy of immeasurable value. Come and discover it!

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Join us on 12.04 in Brasov when all final results will be presented - register here: https://forms.gle/hVvujtQfqr6QWLhs9

🏛️ Today was an unforgettable day for the students of Transilvania University of Brasov, Communication and PR program, as they embarked on a journey through history at Casa Mureșenilor Museum! 🌟 Exploring the rich heritage of Brasov, they discovered the perfect blend of tradition and technology. From AI to VR and AR, these innovative tools are shaping the way we connect with the past. 📱💡 It's not just about preserving history; it's about engaging young minds and fostering a deeper appreciation for our cultural heritage. 🎓✨

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Dear followers,

We're happy to let you know that we've prepared all the project documents. This is a significant achievement for us, thanks to everyone's hard work for the past two years.

Also, we're excited to inform you that we'll share the final versions of our materials with everyone at conferences in April.

Watch for more news about them. We can't wait to see you there and move into the next part of our project together.

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