In many respects, this deliverable is one of the most significant within the REACH project, as it builds upon the assessment of prior projects and sets the scene for much of the remaining activity. Following this assessment, a wealth of information was discovered and evaluated, to consider how a participatory model or set of models for management, preservation and (re-)use of cultural heritage (CH) could be defined and recommendations made.
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An attempt to create minority heritage: The history of the Rom Som club (Rom Som cigányklub) (1972–1980)
The Roma emancipatory and cultural movement in Hungary emerged in the 1970s, one of the most significant spaces being a minor youth club on the outskirts of the capital in the 15th district of Budapest
Read More →Heritage Research Matters
This report by the Joint Programming Initiative on Cultural Heritageand Global Change (JPI CH) focusses on how the impact of cultural heritage research can enrich sustainable development…
Read More →A comparative analysis of Community Archaeology based on two excavations in the south-east of the Iberian Peninsula: local community involvement and social context
This article presents the different socialisation methods of the excavation of two archaeological sites: the “Pago de Jarafí” (Lanteira, Granada), and “Mojácar la Vieja” (Mojácar, Almería).
Read More →Embedding Engagement Participatory Approaches to Cultural Heritage
Embedding Engagement Participatory Approaches to Cultural Heritage. 2019, July. The article presents the work of the REACH project and its contribution to the EYCH Initiative #9 ‘Heritage for All’. It reflects on the issue of participatory approaches to cultural heritage, focusing in particular on…
Read More →The HeLLo project: Development of a Compatible, Low Cost and High Accurate Conservation Remote Sensing Technology for the Hygrothermal Assessment of Historic Walls
This article aims to properly assess the hygrothermal properties of walls located in historic buildings, this study discloses the development of a remote sensing technology compatible with an in-situ measurement implemented in Palazzo Tassoni (Italy).
Read More →The Strategic Use of Heritage Representations:The Small Towns of Podlasie Province
This article stems from a project researching good practices in the use and re-use by small towns of their cultural heritage…
Read More →The legal framework of cultural landscapes in Andalusia (Spain): limits and possibilities of public participation from an archaeological perspective
The legal framework of cultural landscapes in Andalusia (Spain): limits and possibilities of public participation from an archaeological perspective. 2019, May. Intention of the article is to ascertain how the management and participation in cultural landscapes are conducted and to identify in which conceptual and normative contexts archaeologists should act in their approach to putting into practice a participatory model.
Read More →REACH D3.2-Selection of Projects and Mapping of Clustered Research Findings
This is a deliverable of the REACH Project and covers an important area of work as it identifies aspects of prior projects, which will subsequently be used to build participatory models (which can then be tested within the project’s four pilots) and define the concept of resilience, both of which are important planks of the project’s work…
Read More →REACH D6.2 – Good Practices of Social Participation in Cultural Heritage
This is a deliverable of REACH Project: the REACH repository of good practices related to social participation in cultural heritage is a fundamental component of the Social Platform established by the REACH project. This deliverable provides a critical reading of a selection of activities that have been collected in the REACH repository and has a threefold purpose…
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