Forms of citizen engagement in cultural heritage preservation: examples from the war in Ukraine

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This document discusses forms of citizen engagement in cultural heritage preservation in Ukraine during the ongoing war. It provides examples of open innovation actions like hackathons to support Ukraine's cultural heritage. It also discusses cultural heritage networks that have triggered citizen engagement and museum-driven citizen engagement actions. Citizen-driven actions like the Lviv Open Lab are also mentioned. The document outlines next steps, including an online learning resource on open innovation in academia-society cooperation for Ukrainian cultural heritage preservation.

Educação

Forms of citizen engagement in cultural heritage
preservation: examples from the war in Ukraine
Stefania Oikonomou and Katerina Zourou, Web2Learn, Greece
Europeana Conference 2022

Why are we here?
February 2022
Outbreak
of the war
June 2022
Webinar: Cultural
heritage threats in
Ukraine and the role of
citizen engagement
July 2022
Challenge:
Ukrainian cultural
heritage threats, at
#EUSpace4Ukraine
hackathon
September 30
Europeana Conference
Winter 2022
Online resource on
open innovation in
academia-society
cooperation for
(Ukrainian) cultural
heritage

Forms of citizen engagement
in Ukrainian cultural heritage
preservation
#1 Open innovation actions
#2 Cultural heritage networks
triggering citizen engagement
#3 Museum-driven actions
#4 Citizen-driven actions

#EUSpace4Ukraine
hackathon
#1: Open
Innovation
actions
BackUp
Ukraine
Hackathon4Ukraine
SUCHO

#2: Cultural heritage
networks triggering
citizen engagement
European Creatives Hub Network
#CultureForUkraine
NEMO, Museums support Ukraine

The BackUp Ukraine
initiative
#3: Museums-driven
citizen engagement
actions
The HERI initiative, Ukraine
#MOMuseum, Lithuania

#4: Citizen-
driven actions in
cultural heritage
#Lviv Open Lab
UNESCO crowd translation in Ukrainian language

Ready: A collection of open innovation
initiatives on github
https://web2learn.github.io/open-innovation-in-cultural-heritage/main.html

Online open access learning resource
Expected: Winter 2022
● Unit 1: Open Innovation as crisis response
in academia-society cooperation
● Unit 2: Open Innovation as response to
cultural heritage crises
● Unit 3: Case study: Impact on Ukrainian
cultural heritage
● Unit 4: Open Innovation in academia-
society cooperation
● Unit 5: A concrete example of an open
innovation initiative for cultural heritage in
times of crisis
https://echoing.eu/

Resources
• eCHOIng project: https://echoing.eu/
• Copernicus Cultural Heritage Task Force. Report on the user requirements in the Copernicus domain to support
Cultural Heritage management, conservation and protection. https://ra.brage.unit.no/ra-
xmlui/bitstream/handle/11250/2650038/Copernicus%20Cultural%20Heritage%20Task%20Force%20Report.pdf?s
equence=1&isAllowed=y
• (teaser video) Open innovation in academia-society cooperation: examples from cultural heritage field
https://vimeo.com/709996557
• INOS project. (June 10, 2022), Cultural heritage threats and the role of citizen engagement inside and outside
academia”, https://inos-project.eu/2022/06/14/report-cultural-heritage-threats-and-the-role-of-citizen-
engagement-inside-and-outside-universities/
• Jansen-Dings, I., van Dijk, D., van Westen, R. (2017), Hacking culture: A how to guide for hackathons in the
cultural sector, Waag society, https://waag.org/sites/waag/files/media/publicaties/es-hacking-culture-spreads.pdf

https://echoing.eu @eCHOing_EU
echoing.eu@gmail.com
Thank you
@web2learn_eu
info@web2learn.eu
https://web2learn.eu/

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