Team
The Living Heritage Journeys project is co-created by five partner organisations from five EU countries. Together they make up the project team with 15 colleagues.
Each project partner in the team takes care of specific tasks and work packages to realise the project. Each partner also collaborates on a pilot case about living heritage and tourism in the different countries.
In monthly team meetings, this group of colleagues leads the follow up of the ongoing project journey and its progress, and makes sure it runs smoothly.
Project team
The Living Heritage Journeys project is co-created by six partner organisations from five EU countries. Together they make up the project team with 15 colleagues. Each project partner in the team takes care of specific tasks and work packages to realise the project. Each partner also collaborates on a pilot case about living heritage and tourism in the different countries.
In monthly team meetings, this group of colleagues leads the follow up of the ongoing project journey and its progress, and makes sure it runs smoothly.
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Kaat De Ridder
Thomas More, Belgium -
Marco Scholtz
Thomas More, Belgium -
Jorijn Neyrinck
Workshop intangible heritage, Belgium -
Kato Masschelein
Workshop intangible heritage, Belgium -
Tine Winther
Berättarnätet Kronoberg, Sweden -
Lotta Welmsö
Berättarnätet Kronoberg, Sweden -
Lina Midholm
Berättarnätet Kronoberg, Sweden -
Andrzej Iwo Szoka
Muzeum Krakowa, Poland -
Monika Widzicka
Muzeum Krakowa, Poland -
Izabela Okręglicka
Muzeum Krakowa, Poland -
Valentina Lapiccirella Zingari
Associazione Giochi Antichi, Italy -
Laura Casarsa
Associazione Giochi Antichi, Italy -
Sofia Scomparin
Associazione Giochi Antichi, Italy -
Laura Fregona
Associazione Giochi Antichi, Italy -
Tamara Nikolić Đerić
Batana, Croatia
Think tank
A multidisciplinary Think Tank of experts in both sustainable tourism and living heritage themes will be following the ongoing process of the Living Heritage Journeys throughout the project duration (2024-2027). This group of ‘critical friends’ to the project commits to providing feedback and guidance on pivotal phases and milestones.
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Lidija Petrić
University of Split, Croatia -
Noel Salazar
KU Leuven, Belgium -
Leandro Peredo
UNESCO Secretariat for the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage -
Harriet Daecon
University of Hull, UK -
Martín Andrade-Pérez
Erigaie Foundation, Colombia -
Greg Richards
Breda University, The Netherlands -
Wendy Raaphorst
Inholland University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands -
Diego Rinallo
EMLYON business school, Lyon, France