UNESCO

The UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures held a Futures Workshop for its ‘home’ Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Linnaeus University in Kalmar. For four hours, we involved cirka 70 colleagues in intensive group work and plenary discussions about knowledge in the arts and humanities in transition, asking the challenging question “What do we need to know in 2050?”.

As group leaders served Anders Högberg, Gustav Wollentz, Emily Hanscam as well as our colleagues Bodil Petersson (Dean) and Corina Löwe (Vice-Dean). The Dean and Vice-Dean emphasized that this was to be seen as the start of a process of long-term development for the Faculty.