Dear <<First Name>>,
Didn't expect us to be back so soon? Well, get used to it! You will now receive cultural heritage news in your inbox every two weeks. For the European cultural heritage sector, the New European Bauhaus initiative marks an opportunity. But is the sector itself ready to contribute? In Italy, the appointment of Pompeii's new director has shaken things up. Our European Heritage Youth Ambassador Anna Ainio explains the controversy. Last but not least, we have started sharing young people's perspectives on cultural heritage via the ESACH Blog. Scroll down to read the latest blog posts!
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HIGHLIGHT
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3 March - EHT: New European Bauhaus, European Commission, Culture Action Europe, Europa Nostra
Last January, the European Commission announced the beginning of the first phase of the New European Bauhaus initiative (NEB). The move marks an opportunity for the cultural heritage sector to impact Europe’s sustainability policies and the future in general. But is the sector itself ready to contribute?
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IN FOCUS
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2 March 2021 - EHT
At the Dublin Climate Summit on 25 February, EU Climate Commissioner Frans Timmermans underlined the dual importance of increasing energy effiency but also of preserving built heritage.
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27 February 2021 - EHT
German-born Italian archaeologist Gabriel Zuchtriegel is Pompeii's new director. Critics believe he is not Italian enough. Our European Heritage Youth Ambassador Anna Ainio explains the controversy.
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26 February 2021 - EHT
More than 56.000 people have signed an online petition against the installation of three new bronze doors at Burgos Cathedral. The doors will mark the 800th anniversary of the cathedral.
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22 February 2021 - EHT
Marienburg Castle is in need of restoration, which would cost €27 million. According to the Prince of Hanover's son, selling the family estate to the German government helps preserve the castle for the public.
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PARTNER NEWS
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Future for Religious Heritage
Create a unique joyful moment and capture your jump in front of a religious heritage site in a photo. #JUMPFORHERITAGE is a movement of optimism and beauty in an exceptional chain of religious heritage sites across Europe.
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