UNESCO

The Heritage Futures project is about bringing together practitioners from different sectors of society and making them reflect about their future-making practices from innovative perspectives and in unconventional ways. One such match-making involves the cultural heritage and nuclear waste sectors.

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Jag blev intervjuad på Västarvsbloggen och diskuterar bland annat historia, hållbarhet och High Chaparall… Hann Ljungberg ansvarade för intervjun och skrev senare att mina svar “ger perspektiv som vi vanligtvis inte brukar få in när vi frågar människor om vad natur- och kulturarv betyder för dem.”

Ironically, heritage is often conceived of as timeless. World, European and national heritage are protected with the intention to provide benefits for future generations. That future is a future to continue forever; these future generations are all future generations we can imagine.

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Today the agreement was signed by the Director General of UNESCO and the Vice-Chancellor of Linnaeus University about the establishment of a UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures.