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December 2, 2024

👏Congratulations, @GlennMicallef on your appointment as EU Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture, and Sport.

We wish you much success and look forward to working together to promote and preserve our rich European cultural heritage🏛️🇪🇺!

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👏Congratulations to Glenn Micallef on his appoi

👏Congratulations to Glenn Micallef on his appointment as European Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture, and Sport. We wish you much success and look forward to working together in support of our rich European cultural and religious heritage⛪️🕍🕌!

📣 We are excited to announce the release of our

📣 We are excited to announce the release of our "Study on the Situation of Craft Professions Involved in Safeguarding Built Heritage."

This study presents the results of the Europe-widebsurvey conducted by @frh_europe and @madineurope during the European Year of Skills 2023/2024, which aimed to gain deeper understanding of the situation of crafts professions in terms of education, certification, practice and transmission to the new generations.

Our survey had three key target groups, 1️⃣ craft professionals working in the context of built heritage; 2️⃣ architects, conservators, and owners of historic buildings; 3️⃣ and educational institutions offering craft training.

The final document not only analyses the challenges, threats and opportunities facing each of the target groups but also presents a series of actionable recommendations to foster collaboration among several actors and develop long-term strategies for preserving crafts for future generations.

You can read the full report here:
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💬Meet Inge Basteleur, guest speaker of our next

💬Meet Inge Basteleur, guest speaker of our next #FRHTalks session!

Inge is the project leader of education at the Groningen Historic Churches Foundation and will share with us the School Church project📖 🧒, an inspiring example of how a historic medieval church can been transformed into a lively educational space to discuss the traditions of different religions .

Join us on 24 October👉http://bit.ly/3Ydd5Jh

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