In primo piano

From 12 to 13 March the Director-General was in Paris for institutional meetings with Member States, partners and UNESCO representatives.

ICCROM Director-General's mission to Paris for engagements with key partners

From 12 to 13 March the Director-General was in Paris for institutional meetings with Member States, partners and UNESCO representatives.

International Public and Cultural Diplomacy students visit ICCROM

International Public and Cultural Diplomacy students visit ICCROM

We were thrilled to welcome students of the Master in Advanced Public and Cultural Diplomacy programme at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore to ICCROM headquarters today, 8 March 2024.

PCR24

Call for Applications: International Training Course on Post Crisis Recovery of Cultural Heritage (PCR-2024)

The course "Post Crisis Recovery of Cultural Heritage" is open to 25 young and mid-career professionals from around the world, who are actively engaged in heritage conservation, disaster and conflict recovery, and development efforts.

OCM webinar 2024 CCI

Le nostre collezioni contano: Progressi illuminanti + nuove preziose risorse in arrivo

Siamo lieti di condividere un aggiornamento sull'iniziativa Le nostre collezioni contano (OCM), un programma dedicato a mettere le istituzioni basate sulle collezioni in condizione di contribuire allo sviluppo sostenibile. Questo aggiornamento mette in evidenza storie di successo illuminanti, il lancio di nuove preziose risorse e il nuovo invito a presentare candidature per partecipare ai Progetti...

ICOMOS Guidance to recover heritage after catastrophes publication 2023

Renowned cultural heritage institutions ICCROM and ICOMOS address urgent need for accessible conservation resources

ICCROM, through our Regional Centre in Sharjah, the United Arab Emirates, has joined forces with the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) to release two critical new resources covering cultural heritage recovery and international policymaking.

Carleton University Students Visit

Carleton University Students Visit

On 20 February 2024, Professor Lyette Fortin, an alumna of ICCROM's ARC course in 1986, returned to ICCROM along with her students from the Architectural Conservation and Sustainability Program at the Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.

Call for Our Collections Matter Field Projects 2024 applications

Call for Our Collections Matter Field Projects 2024 applications

Do you work with collections or in a collections-based organization, such as a museum, archive, or library? Would you like to unlock the full potential of these collections to make concrete contributions to sustainable development? Let us help you turn your aspirations into reality using the Our Collections Matter Toolkit!

Conference

Join a special session of the upcoming Heritage-Based Climate Action Conference

The Heritage-Based Climate Action International Virtual Conference presents three opportunities to take your participation to the next level. All of these are transformative exchanges of ideas about the intersection of heritage conservation, climate action, disaster risk reduction and peacebuilding.

OCM Field projects 2024 call for applications

Le organizzazioni basate sulle collezioni contribuiscono agli Obiettivi di sviluppo sostenibile delle Nazioni Unite

Il 16 gennaio 2024, i partecipanti ai Progetti sul campo di Le nostre collezioni contano (OCM) 2023 si sono riuniti online per condividere con l'ICCROM i risultati del progetto e le riflessioni personali su questa esperienza. Da maggio 2023 a gennaio 2024, 25 professionisti che lavorano in musei, biblioteche e archivi di 21 Paesi del mondo - tra cui archivisti, conservatori, curatori, bibliotecari...

New guide illuminates path to recovering damaged heritage

This new publication by ICOMOS and ICCROM– Guidance on Post-Disaster and Post-Conflict Recovery and Reconstruction for Heritage Places of Cultural Significance and World Heritage Cultural Properties – is intended for experts working in heritage conservation and provides a framework through which the recovery of heritage places can be supported and harnessed in coming to terms with and overcoming the trauma associated with destruction and loss.