Activities

The European Innovation Days in History Education is the annual main event organised by HISTOLAB which showcases innovative ideas on how to improve, or revolutionise, the teaching of history across Europe. Patrick Leech, member of the ATRIUM Scientific Committee, togehter with Lorena Zuccolo contribute with a speech entitled "Using architecture to teach about totalitarianism: ATRIUM European Cultural Route".

For more details, view the programme and visit the event's website. 

 

ATRIUM contributes to the Programme "Academy on UNESCO Designations and Sustainable Development" organised by the Fondazione Santagata and the UNESCO. On 2 April, Patrick Leech, member of the ATRIUM Scientific Committee, participates at one of the events entitled "Attractiveness and Interpretation".

For more details, view the dedicated website. 
View the programme.

 

On 12 March 2024, the Estonian Ministry of Culture together with the ATRIUM organises a webinar to present the cultural route: "Introduction to the ATRIUM Route (Architecture of Totalitarian Regimes of the XX Century in Europe’s Urban Memory)". Yasho Minkov, Vice President of ATRIUM Association and Patrick Leech, member of the Scientific Committee of the ATRIUM Route will present the case study of the town of Dimitrovgrad (Bulgaria) and the European Cultural Route in general respectively.

For more details, visit the event's website. 

 

Thanks to the invitation of the Ministry of Culture, Directorate III-International Relations, and II-UNESCO Office, on 15 December 2023, ATRIUM realized an educational workshop on the work of the European Cultural Itineraries at the Central Institute for Sound and Audiovisual Heritage in Rome. Other European Cultural Routes were also present: Destination Napoleon and the European Route of Ceramics. Discover the event's programme.

 

On 14-15 December, Patrick Leech, member of the ATRIUM Scientific Committee, made a contribution at the international conference in Madrid on ¿Qué hacer con el patrimonio comódo? (How to deal with uncomfortable heritage).

View the conference programme.

 

The “Next Routes” Project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, kicked off on 14 November 2023 at the Salzburg Congress Centre. The project will reinforce Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe managers’ competencies and skills in all aspects related to digital and creativity.

The project  brings together 6 Cultural Routes certified by the Council of Europe: Phoenicians’ Route as the Lead Partner, along with the European Route of Jewish Heritage, European Mozart Ways, Routes of the Olive Tree, ATRIUM and the Iron Age Danube Route. Other participants are: Mobile Idea Srl, one of EU’s leading private companies specialized in technological innovation applied to the cultural and tourism sector and a research institute, the Stichting Breda University of Applied Sciences. The European Mozart Ways, based in Salzburg (A), was and excellent host for the whole partnership! Next meetingwill be in May 2024, at the University of Breda.