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EUI Cultural Heritage Working Group retweeted
Group pic from last week's beautiful conference @EUI
Bridging Epistemic Divides in Cultural Heritage Protection
Superbly organized by @EuiGroup!
- With heritage scholars & practitioners
- from various disciplines & parts of the🌍
- multilingual & super original format
YES!
Day 1 saw a series of conversations: thinking about space critically in tourism policy, the ethics of care, power dynamics in assigning labels to heritage, and legal responses to heritage trafficking.
Thank you to our attendees for their engagement.
Looking forward to tomorrow!
It's time already! We started off with a heritage walk at Villa Salviati led by the wonderful @AmberBurbidge where she nudged our attendees to think about how European buildings could be reimagined in a decolonial way.
Only two days until the start of our conference 'Bridging Epistemic Divides in Cultural Heritage Protection' at the EUI in Florence! Registration is still open if you want to join us online :
eui.eu/events?id=556141
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EUI Cultural Heritage Working Group retweeted
VIDEO: In a bid to protect the UNESCO world heritage site of Angkor Wat, the Cambodian government is relocating 10,000 families living within the famous temple complex. Many of those facing eviction are worried about their future.
Three more days to go to send in your expressions of interest! Abstracts can emailed to [email protected]. Feel free to DM us for more details.
Our conference on bridging epistemic divides in cultural heritage protection is still accepting expressions of interest. Send in your abstracts (written, audio, or visual) by 15 February!
Events and Announcements: 5 February 2023 opiniojuris.org/2023/02/05/e…
Good news - we've decided to extend deadline for submissions till 15 February. Now there's more time to turn in your abstract!
11 more days to go to send in abstracts to our May 2023 conference on epistemic divides in heritage protection. We've received some really fascinating abstracts already - and are looking forward to more!
We're thrilled to share the call for expressions of interest for our workshop 'Bridging epistemic divides in cultural heritage protection: An exercise in confrontation and conversation' that is to take place on 8 and 9 May 2023, at @EUI_EU and online.
ALT The call for papers for the workshop 'Bridging epistemic divides in cultural heritage protection: An exercise in confrontation and conversation' with the EUI logo. Details are in the following tweets.
We're thrilled to share the call for expressions of interest for our workshop 'Bridging epistemic divides in cultural heritage protection: An exercise in confrontation and conversation' that is to take place on 8 and 9 May 2023, at @EUI_EU and online.
ALT The call for papers for the workshop 'Bridging epistemic divides in cultural heritage protection: An exercise in confrontation and conversation' with the EUI logo. Details are in the following tweets.
Those interested, please submit expressions of interest to [email protected] by 31 January 2023. Contributors are free to submit either 300-word abstracts or audio/video abstracts (maximum 2 minutes). Contributions can be made in any language. PM for other details.
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