Inesa Sulaj, Author at Interpret Europe

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GAHI Webinar: “I Don’t Know What That is But I Love That It’s There”: Rethinking the social values and public outcomes of in situ archaeological conservation and presentation in Australia

Inesa SulajDecember 6, 2023

Global Alliance for Heritage Interpretation is inviting all interpreters around the ... Read More

New publication: The Art and Science of Food Experience

Inesa SulajOctober 12, 2023

This new book (in Croatian: Znanost i umjetnost doživljaja hrane) ... Read More

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Join our colleagues from around the world at the next GAHI webinar: “I Don’t Know What That is But I Love That It’s There”: Rethinking the social values and public outcomes of in situ archaeological conservation and presentation in Australia.This webinar is hosted by Dr Caitlin Allen a Sydney-based archaeologist and heritage specialist. ... See MoreSee Less

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📣 Interpret Europe is proud to add its voice to a Global Call to Action with hundreds of artists & cultural voices asking @‌UN UNFCCCClimate Change to put heritage, the arts & creative industries at the heart of #ClimateAction #COP28 🌍With the world far off track to meet 2050, seeking new solutions is imperative. As a powerful force shaping our lives in many ways, #culture has the potential to help us imagine & realise low-carbon, just, climate resilient futures 💭It’s time we lean into traditional knowledge, inspire action and embrace a more sustainable lifestyle powered by heritage interpretation. Join us in this global effort - add your voice! 👇www.climateheritage.org/jwd#CultureAtCOP28 #Culture4Climate ... See MoreSee Less

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Interpret Europe is at Arnoga.

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An inspiring and long-awaited Certified Interpretive Trainers course is being held in the breathtaking location of Arnoga (Italy). More than 20 participants from 13 European countries are joining our community of interpretive trainers. Many thanks to trainers Valya Stergioti and Thorsten Ludwig for this thought-provoking experience, and to Vanessa Vaio (Country Coordinator Italy) for taking care brilliantly of all the organisation.#interpreteurope #IEtraining #iecit ... See MoreSee Less

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We have already received a number of interesting abstracts but there is still space in our programme for yours. Set out your ideas and send them to us by 20 December 2023. www.interpreteuropeconference.net/call-for-papers/We look forward to your submission! ... See MoreSee Less

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An intense IE Certified Interpretive Guide (CIG) in German was organised by Stiftung Naturschutzfonds Brandenburg. It took place in the Schorfheide-Chorin UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, just one hour north of Berlin. From storming to performing, participants made their way through a Renaissance hunting lodge that has been converted into a museum and under the colourful beech tree tops along the shores of Lake Werbellin. #iecig ... See MoreSee Less

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Inesa Sulaj

GAHI Webinar: “I Don’t Know What That is But I Love That It’s There”: Rethinking the social values and public outcomes of in situ archaeological conservation and presentation in Australia

Horizon Europe Framework Programme

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New publication: The Art and Science of Food Experience