Camerano Underground City: New Book Presented on 5 August 2026

On 5 August 2026, the Baden Powell Municipal Library in Camerano hosted the presentation of the book “Camerano e la…

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On 5 August 2026, the Baden Powell Municipal Library in Camerano hosted the presentation of the book “Camerano e la…

This book explores the evolving nature of cultural heritage as a dynamic process shaped by social practices, collective memory, and…

The new Underground4Value website is now online. The platform was created as a legacy of COST Action CA18110, Underground Built…

On 30 June 2026, the Donnaregina Complex in Naples hosted the seminar Towards a Participatory Interpretation of the Built Heritage: Experiences in Dialogue, promoted by the School of Specialisation in Architectural and Landscape Heritage of the University of Naples Federico II, in collaboration with CNR-IRISS and the Department of Architecture of the University of Naples Federico II. The meeting brought together researchers, heritage professionals and public institutions to discuss how participatory approaches can complement specialist expertise in the conservation, interpretation and management of built heritage, helping to develop more inclusive and sustainable forms of heritage care.

On 22 and 23 April 2026, Baia Castle, home to the Archaeological Museum of Campi Flegrei, hosted two days of activities within EMPATHS – EMpowering Landscapes with Participatory Approaches To Heritage Interpretation Skills, the European Erasmus+ project dedicated to participatory approaches to Heritage Interpretation. The programme combined the third transnational project meeting with a public event presenting the EMPATHS training programme and its forthcoming activities. Researchers, heritage professionals and institutional representatives discussed how participatory interpretation can strengthen the relationship between cultural heritage, professionals and local communities.

“Neither the State nor the market has been uniformly successful in enabling individuals to sustain long-term, productive use of common-pool…