International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property

ICCROM Past Lecture Series

Nuevas estrategias y el rol social del patrimonio (Parte I)

Este webinar (primera de dos partes) abordará cómo los museos/monumentos/sitios lograron mantener de forma creativa el interés de los visitantes y usuarios mientras han estado cerrados (y muchos fueron mucho más lejos con las visitas virtuales) y de cómo se posicionan frente a este mundo nuevo para...

La conservación aplicada en tiempos de COVID-19 / A conservação aplicada em tempos de COVID19

Este Webinar, presentado en español y portugués, se centrará en la experiencia que han tenido seis panelistas que trabajan con diferentes tipos de patrimonio en Iberoamérica para hacerle frente a la emergencia generada por el COVID-19. Se discutirán los impactos que ha tenido, las soluciones de...

Towards Integrated Management of Historic Cities: Challenges and Opportunities

Historic cities are rich cultural resources that have evolved over time through a sustained relationship to their territory and social fabric that have been the source of tangible and intangible heritage and traditional knowledge systems connecting people, nature and culture. However development...

Unlocking Sound and Image Heritage for Open Access and Creative Use

During the ongoing pandemic, memory institutions are experiencing renewed pressure to provide user-friendly remote access to sound and image heritage. However, not all audio-visual content is in a ready to share form. Commemorating the World Day for AudioVisual Heritage, this webinar aims to draw...

PANORAMA, Nature-Culture thematic community - sharing practices and learning from heritage places

The World Heritage Leadership Programme is launching the Nature-Culture thematic community on the PANORAMA platform, coordinated jointly by ICCROM, IUCN and ICOMOS. PANORAMA – Solutions for a Healthy Planet is a partnership initiative to document and promote examples of inspiring, replicable case...

Heritage Conservation Learning in the COVID World - Challenges and Opportunities

The COVID-19 crisis has led to the lockdown of educational and training institutions globally and the disruption of learning. Educators had to shift to remote learning by using online platforms, applications, and resources in order to continue with teaching and to communicate and connect with...

Dialogue on “Applying resilience thinking to heritage places: from theory to practice”

Resilience is defined as the capacity of a system to deal with change and continue to develop. But what does this actually mean and why should we, as heritage professionals, be concerned with it? How can we apply it for heritage places? This dialogue will take you through a set of principles that...

WSCM (Western Sudan Community Museums): Post-conflict Recovery of Living Cultural Heritage

Community Museums provide tangible evidence of Sudan's rich history and cultural diversity and point the way to its cultural future. This webinar presents the WSCM project dedicated to supporting the protection, post-conflict recovery, and restoration of three Community Museums in Western Sudan...

Heritage and Pandemics: My museum is on fire!

Every year, significant cultural heritage resources, in different parts of the world, continue to be vulnerable to fire risk. Often perceived as a rare risk, large fires are far more frequent if we consider the number of incidents at a national or international level. The ongoing pandemic and...

Impact Assessment for World Heritage II - steps and processes

This webinar will take you through the principles and processes that you need to be aware of when conducting impact assessments. Especially when conducting an impact assessment for World Heritage, it is important to base the assessment on the Outstanding Universal Value (OUV), and all other values...