HeritageLab × MUCH platform
A new digital environment for maritime heritage methods, stories and case studies.
SourceCIE programme 2026–2027
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Seminars, conferences, exhibitions, screenings and public conversations that connected CIE’s international network.
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A new digital environment for maritime heritage methods, stories and case studies.
SourceCIE programme 2026–2027
CIE is participating in a World Heritage Volunteers programme exploring the Via Egnatia, historic water systems and the multicultural heritage of Istanbul through fieldwork, documentation, dialogue and creative digital production.
Read event summary ↗SourceWorld Heritage Volunteers 2026 programme
Following the screening of Ziad Doueiri’s film, CIE Director of Programmes Alia Yunis joins a conversation on the portrayal of youth during the Lebanese Civil War and the film’s tension between humour and violence.
SourceSharjah Art Foundation
The first seminar in CIE’s international series asked what it means to remember inclusively, bringing together perspectives on Moluccan history, public apologies, rehabilitation and contested colonial memory.
SourceCIE event documentation
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International experts and practitioners explored how digital technologies reshape the understanding, preservation and communication of cultural heritage.
The mission’s assessment, shared vision and phased roadmap were presented in a joint meeting with BACA and the EU Delegation to Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Oman.
CIE carried out a four-day assessment with BACA and the EU Outreach Facility for the GCC, visiting the Bahrain National Museum, Qal’at al-Bahrain Site Museum and related facilities to shape a shared vision and phased roadmap for museum renewal.
A CIE delegation joined the scientific conference at UNESCO headquarters, connecting underwater heritage protection with the climate emergency.
At the Heritage & Migration Conference, Alia Yunis followed the date palm’s cultural journey from Arabia to South Asia and Africa and back again.
Robert Parthesius spoke on heritage preservation and promotion in Europe and beyond at the EU–Kuwait Cultural Forum.
A limited online presentation of Alia Yunis’s documentary tracing the olive through history, culture, politics and everyday life.
Alia Yunis contributed to a course using Delma and Saadiyat Islands as HeritageLabs to explore climate, heritage, cartography and sound.
Robert Parthesius and Alia Yunis delivered a keynote at the third Manifest:IO gathering, a two-day exchange co-sponsored by CIE.
Editors and authors launched Future Stories in the Global Heritage Industry and opened a public conversation about community memory and global heritage systems.
At the Modern Sudan Collective’s Second Conference of Modern Conversations, Alia Yunis examined Palestinian film as an archive of place, landscape and collective memory.
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The Global Heritage Symposium at FH Münster examined how international networks can sustain collaborative heritage research.
At an ICOM symposium in Dubai, Alia Yunis discussed the place of heritage in youth education.
A cultural exhibition at Tolhuistuin brought together art, testimony and heritage to foreground Gaza’s living culture.
CIE presented HeritageLab at a side event of the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee, where it received a 2024 Award for World Heritage Education Innovative Cases.
An international conference connecting ocean heritage, communities, policy and collaborative practice.
A public programme at Pakhuis de Zwijger on erased urban histories, living memory and the future of place.
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A round table at COP28 connected cultural heritage and climate change through the shared history and future of the ocean.
A community workshop explored how lived experience, family memory and local collections can contribute to Stone Town’s public heritage record.
SourceAnnual Report 2022–2023
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A distributed audio programme brought community voices, interviews and alternative perspectives into the Our World Heritage season.
SourceAnnual Report 2020–2021
Researchers and practitioners connected maritime routes, underwater heritage and community knowledge across ocean regions.
SourceAnnual Report 2020–2021
A year-long programme opened World Heritage policy and practice to civil society, young people and underrepresented perspectives.
SourceAnnual Report 2020–2021
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At ICAS 11, a CIE-linked panel examined how maritime histories travel through research, visual culture and public storytelling.
SourceAnnual Report 2018–2019
A regional exchange connected professional practice, community needs and policy approaches for maritime and coastal heritage.
SourceAnnual Report 2018–2019
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Thirty young participants joined five workshops combining heritage awareness, documentation and community engagement.
SourceAnnual Report 2015–2017
A session at the European Association of Archaeologists meeting questioned inherited disciplinary frames and explored more connected approaches.
SourceAnnual Report 2015–2017
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An international learning programme connected critical heritage practice, memory, place and emerging professionals.
SourceAnnual Report 2015–2017
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A workshop at NYU Abu Dhabi explored how international heritage connections can support new collaborations, shared learning and public participation.
SourceAnnual Report 2015–2017
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An international conference examined how museums can support knowledge, participation and social resilience.
SourceAnnual Report 2014
A local exhibition brought together photographs and stories made with the community around Bagh-e Jehan Nama.
SourceAnnual Report 2014
Museum professionals reflected on public access, collections, interpretation and the future of institutional cooperation.
SourceAnnual Report 2014
Partners explored how digital platforms could connect projects, knowledge and communities without losing context.
SourceAnnual Report 2014
A Blue Shield gathering addressed preparedness, protection and international cooperation for heritage at risk.
SourceAnnual Report 2014
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A field mission connected archival knowledge, maritime sites and priorities for future documentation in Sri Lanka.
SourceAnnual Report 2013
A National Museum exhibition made archaeological knowledge and Afghanistan’s connected regional histories publicly accessible.
SourceAnnual Report 2013
A public programme in Fort Kochi opened discussion about local value, shared histories and community participation.
SourceAnnual Report 2013
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A public exchange brought professionals and communities together around the meaning and future of shared heritage.
SourceAnnual Report 2012
Researchers and practitioners discussed Ghanaian–Dutch histories, collections and routes for future cooperation.
SourceAnnual Report 2012
A National Museum exhibition presented Afghanistan’s diverse religious and artistic histories to a broad public.
SourceAnnual Report 2012
A launch and public programme extended the Connections model to Australian–Dutch histories and networks.
SourceAnnual Report 2012
Advanced training addressed site recording, buffer zones, conservation and management in the island’s maritime landscape.
SourceAnnual Report 2012
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A regional gathering connected research, training, policy and public responsibility across Asia and the Pacific.
SourceAnnual Report 2011
A public-professional exchange explored connected histories, local priorities and future cooperation.
SourceAnnual Report 2011
Teachers explored ways to connect local heritage, school learning and the Bagh-e Jehan Nama programme.
SourceAnnual Report 2011
More than one hundred heritage professionals gathered for the public launch of CIE’s international project and network database.
SourceAnnual Report 2011
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A field programme combined practical survey with training and regional cooperation on the Swahili coast.
SourceAnnual Report 2010
Seven students trained in site recording on an American landing craft at Agat.
SourceAnnual Report 2010
Twenty-two participants joined introductory and practical training, with sixteen continuing to advanced study.
SourceAnnual Report 2010
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The official launch set a foundation for regional training, documentation and cooperation.
SourceAnnual Report 2009
A public programme examined Brazilian–Dutch connections through collections, places and contemporary practice.
SourceAnnual Report 2009
A regional workshop strengthened dialogue on protection, research and capacity along the African coast.
SourceAnnual Report 2009
A symposium connected researchers, institutions and practitioners around difficult and shared histories.
SourceAnnual Report 2009
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A public and professional programme brought together Sri Lankan–Dutch histories, maritime research and future cooperation.
SourceAnnual Report 2008
Partners examined how institutions and communities could shape more reciprocal heritage cooperation.
SourceAnnual Report 2008
A gathering of practitioners and institutions opened new conversations about connected South African–Dutch heritage.
SourceAnnual Report 2008