2019-01-31
Last year Sweden got a new law for museums. On 29 January, the Swedish National Heritage Board hosted a workshop to discuss how this new law has been implemented. Anders Högberg presented a closing thought, urged museums to think from a future perspective.
2019-01-28
Sarah May (and Nadia Bartolini) took part in a Workshop on Gender and Rewilding at Exeter University, UK. They argued that rewilding is a form of future making in the same way that heritage is, and that both of these reveal important things about gender in the present!
2018-11-09
The first progress report of the UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures for the period 09/2017-08/2018 is now ready!
Progress report 09/2017-08/2018 (1734 KB (A smaller file in reduced quality is available here (918 KB))
In this report, we document the progress made by the entire team over our first year of activities. Please get in touch if you have any comments or suggestions!
2018-09-13
We are proud to introduce Ulrika Söderström’s Licentiate Thesis: Contract Archaeology and Sustainable Development. Between Policy and Practice which was defended on 13 Sept 2018. The main aim of her research is to study how heritage and archaeological knowledge can be applied in practice to meet the aims of Agenda 2030, in particular goal no.11 Sustainable cities and communities. See also news
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