The European Association of History Educators and the Evens Foundation (EUROCLIO) is launching a new initiative on European history. The initiative Sharing European Histories seeks to support and
The report “Strengthening cultural heritage resilience for climate change - Where the European Green Deal meets cultural heritage” emphasises that climate change is directly and indirectly
The European Commission has opened a public consultation to gather feedback on the Creative Europe programme. The consultation, open until 6 September, invites input not only from organisations and
How to deal with a controversial monument, street name or memorial sign in public space? How do you involve heritage communities, even if they have seemingly conflicting views? What if there is a
On 13 July 2017, the European Commission put forward new rules to clamp down on the illegal import and trafficking of cultural goods from outside the EU, often linked to terrorist financing and other
As a member of the advisory board of the EU project Crowd Heritage, NEMO participated in a first meeting of the board, discussing the different platforms and activities in which citizens can get in
To help voters make a well-informed decision regarding culture in the European elections, Culture Action Europe has put together a voting pack with a cultural perspective in focus and a step-by-step
For another three weeks, until the end of 2018, NEMO is one of the networks selected by the European Commission to award the EYCH 2018 label to projects & initiatives carried out during the year,
At its 26th Annual Conference from 15-18 November 2018, NEMO will offer the stage to five projects awarded with the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018. On 17 November they will each give an
The Erasmus+ funded project The GLAMers has published a study on the digital engagement with youth by GLAMs (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) during the pandemic. A series of interactive
