The EEON brings ecomuseums together in order to work towards the goals and challenges of the museology community
The EEON is a tool to create national and international working groups bringing together community based museums, institutions and professionals
Through EEON you can get in touch with someone who is working on similar efforts so that you can share best practices, brainstorm and learn alongside one another
The EEON recognizes ecomuseums' social role in preserving, protecting and promoting cultural and natural heritage, contributing to the sustainable development of local communities and to the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals
The EcoHeritage’s Team had the Third Transnational Project Meeting! Since yesterday the team is meeting to discuss a plan the launch of the European Ecomuseums Online Network – EEON This 21st and 22nd of February were two days of intense work and collaborative decisions for the Project’s next steps. We are still looking forward to […]
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Today we complete 1 year since the EcoHeritage Kick-off meeting! ✨🥳🎊And we believe that the best way to celebrate is to THANK everyone who is building the project with us. Throughout this year we are in contact with more than 120 partners, there were many meetings and interviews, 9 official team meetings (2 transnational meetings […]
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On December 1st, during the closing event of the celebrations for 50 years of ecomuseology in Italy organized by Rete Ecomusei Italiani, our Italian partner from Ecomuseo del Paesaggio di Parabiago, Raul dal Santo, presented the EcoHeritage Project during his speech “The local, national and international commitment of the Lombard ecomuseums”. For our happiness, one […]
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In 2017 a census was carried out which surveyed about 200 Italian institutions that define themselves as ecomuseums. Only a part of these are recognized
In 2020, Brazil and Italy were among the countries most adversely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The situation highlighted latent structural crises at social and
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