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SUMMARY:Research and Digital Cultural Heritage: New Impact Horizons
DESCRIPTION:On 11 and 12 May 2021\, Europeana will bring together cultural 
 heritage professionals\, policy makers\, academics and researchers to disc
 uss impact horizons of research nurtured by digital cultural heritage.\n\n
 Digital content and technology democratise access to cultural heritage and
  can stimulate positive social and economic change\, especially when they 
 support Research and Innovation. The cultural heritage sector is exploring
  new ways of community engagement\, participatory and co-creation processe
 s\, in parallel with researchers in the Social Sciences and Humanities\, w
 ho are the most interested in the potential reuse of digital cultural heri
 tage. For their part\, policy-makers and funders increasingly require soci
 al impact to be considered in research design and outcomes.\n\nIn Septembe
 r 2020\, the European Commission launched the new European Research Area 
 (ERA) for Research and Innovation\, putting at its core “the engagement 
 of citizens\, local communities and civil society … to achieve greater s
 ocial impact and increased trust in science”. Europeana’s commitment t
 o fostering social impact is reflected in the continued development of the
  Europeana Impact framework\, which puts stakeholders – those for whom 
 we want to make an impact – right at the forefront in designing strategi
 es and activities. This framework was conceived for the cultural heritage 
 sector but its principles are transversal. Europeana now aims to test its 
 usefulness in the research and innovation area through Europeana Research
 ’s activities and networks.\n\nThis symposium is the first event that b
 rings together an impact-oriented approach and the research perspective wi
 thin the Europeana context. The scientific committee has arranged the prog
 ramme across four sessions to facilitate participation from different time
  zones. Twenty speakers will represent the research and cultural heritage 
 sectors and the policy making sphere.\n\nCheck the full programme and regi
 ster.
LOCATION:Online
URL:https://www.dariah.eu/events/research-and-digital-cultural-heritage-new
 -impact-horizons
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