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Hello!
Spring has sprung here in the Netherlands. The world around us is blooming with new beginnings and opportunities, and in that spirit we share upcoming events from across the common European data space for cultural heritage.
Explore these below, get involved, and keep your eyes on our events page as new ones are added regularly!
We hope to see you at one of our events soon!
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Online Creative Residency
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Apply by 20 March, 23:59 CET Develop your storytelling skills in a range of formats and tell new stories! This year's focus is on one of the most fascinating subjects out there: science.
Why should you apply? To learn something fun, work one-to-one with an expert mentor, collaborate with other participants, get your work published and for the sheer joy of making something new!
Applications close on 20 March - don't miss your chance to take part!
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Copyright office hours: Rights clearance in audiovisual material
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24 March, 14:00-15:00 CET, online
Audiovisual materials are amongst the more complex copyright works held in cultural heritage collections, often with multiple layers of rights.
During this copyright office hours session, Europeana Copyright Community Steering Group members will share an overview of some of the main considerations and possible approaches and solutions to navigating rights clearance for access and use, and open up the floor to exchange questions, challenges and experiences from participants.
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Europeana Writers’ Room - monthly creative writing workshops
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25 March, 15:00-16:00 CET, online Join our Writers’ Room, an hour dedicated to writing and creativity. We use collections available on Europeana.eu to inspire your writing, with a new theme each time. This session will explore Women in Mythology!
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Copyright basics for cultural heritage professionals
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7 April, 10:00-12:30 CEST, online This training course, run as part of Europeana Academy, aims to help you understand the basics of copyright and to apply these concepts in order to determine if, and which, copyright exists in cultural heritage collections.
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Expressing reuse conditions in digital cultural heritage
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9 April, 10:00-12:30 CEST, online
This training course, run as part of Europeana Academy, covers the rights statements available to cultural heritage institutions - helping them communicate clearly with audiences about how their collections can be reused.
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Explore events run by projects and partners
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23 March, 10:30-13:00 CET, online AI for 3D Digital Twins in Cultural Heritage - This 3D-4CH Stakeholder Forum under the ApplyAI Strategy aims to advance the use of AI for 3D digitisation and reuse, while exploring and showcasing concrete examples of innovation in the field.
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8-9 April, Warsaw, Poland
Annual EUscreen symposium - The ‘Reframing Openness: Empowering Authenticity and Reuse in Audiovisual Heritage’ symposium will discuss how, in a rapidly evolving social and technological landscape, film and audiovisual heritage institutions can address questions about how to preserve the authenticity of the archive while embracing openness, innovation and reuse.
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27-29 April, Brussels, Belgium EuroClio Annual Conference 2026 - The EuroClio Annual Conference 2026, ‘History and Hope - Learning for Change’, is organised together with the House of European History. The event will bring together educators, historians, cultural practitioners and leaders in Brussels for three days of dialogue and collaboration. In a time marked by uncertainty, the conference explores how history education can cultivate resilience, critical advocacy, empathic democracy and curious, active citizenship.
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