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The European Heritage Hub is one of the largest cultural heritage-driven projects across Europe to support the green, social and digital transformation of our society. The latest podcast talks about the background, assumptions and importance of this project for the whole of Europe.
Launched in May 2023 by a consortium of 20 partners led by Europa Nostra, and co-funded by the European Union, this pilot project brings together a large array of heritage stakeholders and initiatives, responding to the need for a more structured cooperation and coordination for heritage across Europe and beyond.
In this episode, we travel to Venice, where the Hub held its first public Forum titled ‘Reimagining the Anthropocene: Putting Culture and Heritage at the Heart of Climate Action’. Against the captivating backdrop of water splashing against the banks and the gentle hum of vaporettos, we hear first-hand from the Project Leader, several Hub partners, and some of the keynote speakers of the inaugural Forum.
Listen on to learn more about the mission of the Hub, upcoming activities and priorities, as well as the intrinsic connection between climate justice and cultural heritage.
This episode features the following voices:
• Sneška Quaedvlieg-Mihailović, Project Leader of the European Heritage Hub and Secretary General of Europa Nostra;
• Carla Toffolo, Programme Manager of the European Heritage Hub;
• Andrew Potts, Heritage and Climate Action Advisor at Europa Nostra;
• Catherine Magnant, Head of the Cultural Policy Unit in the European Commission;
• Lorena Aldana, Head of External Relations and Advocacy at the Europeana Foundation;
• Bastien Varoutsikos, Director of Strategic Development at the ALIPH Foundation;
• Adam Klups, European Heritage Youth Ambassador; and
• Marshall Marcus, Executive and Artistic Director of the European Union Youth Orchestra.
This podcast was produced for Europa Nostra by Free Range Productions in collaboration with the Europa Nostra Heritage Hub in Kraków. The production and promotion of the podcast received the financial support of the European Union and La Fondation Hippocrène, a partner of Europa Nostra.
