In many respects, this deliverable is one of the most significant within the REACH project, as it builds upon the assessment of prior projects and sets the scene for much of the remaining activity. Following this assessment, a wealth of information was discovered and evaluated, to consider how a participatory model or set of models for management, preservation and (re-)use of cultural heritage (CH) could be defined and recommendations made.
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An attempt to create minority heritage: The history of the Rom Som club (Rom Som cigányklub) (1972–1980)
The Roma emancipatory and cultural movement in Hungary emerged in the 1970s, one of the most significant spaces being a minor youth club on the outskirts of the capital in the 15th district of Budapest
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This report by the Joint Programming Initiative on Cultural Heritageand Global Change (JPI CH) focusses on how the impact of cultural heritage research can enrich sustainable development…
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