Heritage Care through Active Citizenship: what does it take?

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    1. Heritage Care through Active Citizenship: what does it take? Some thoughts & experiences. Mechelen (B), march 23, 20109 Raphaël Souchier Manager, ADD Europe raphael@addeurope.net www.addeurope.net
    2. «HERITAGE CARE THROUGH ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP: WHAT DOES IT TAKE?» Heritage & active citizenship: Emergency, ...solidarity, ...cities, ... not just stones, Involvement, ... sharing, Belonging, ...diversity, ...identity, ...change.
    3. A SENSE OF EMERGENCY
    4. FROM EMERGENCY TO SOLIDARITY «Opération Villages Roumains» (20 years of cooperation between european villages from Europe’s West & Romania)
    5. «HERITAGE»? Charter of European cultural cities and territories «The heritage value of a city - or of an area - is higher than a mere real estate or a property owned for centuries. Heritage is a relationship to events, through which, generation after generation, a population gives it a sense which distinguishes it from others, and, at the same time, which gives it a universal meaning. Heritage is the traces of the intermingling and successive contributions, which forged the unique character of each city. It is also the sum of the attitudes of the population & visitors towards their shared heritage.»
    6. CULTURAL CITIES : GREAT PLACES TO MEET & SHARE Charter of European cultural cities and territories «We wish to see our cities as thriving cultural centres, and a meeting point between different cultures. We want to consider tourists not only as a mere economic activity, but also as an opportunity for exchanges between fellow humans. Each European Cultural City will: * carry out a cultural development policy for the whole of its population, with special attention to those with difficulties to access cultural activities. * endeavour to design and implement forms on how to welcome visitors and inhabitants and enable them to meet in a real and effective way.»
    7. HERITAGE IS MORE THAN JUST STONES Heritage: beyond tangible heritage, preserving endangered ways of life
    8. SHARING Accessibility AVEC: Toledo’s patios competition & open days heritage accessibility to handicapped persons
    9. INVOLVEMENT facilitating citizens’ participation in public projects & policies AVEC/Qualicities: «Local Heritage Forum» encouraging & supporting private initiatives
    10. A SENSE OF BELONGING from local to universal from community to personal vision & experience
    11. WHOSE HERITAGE?
    12. WHOSE HERITAGE? Charter of European cultural cities and territories «One of the priorities of a European Cultural City is to develop the sense of belonging & ownership of the local heritage by the population. This for, everyone should become able to decipher, interpret, occupy and reinvent the common property of a city's public places & facilities. Inhabitants should be, more than just users: i.e. responsible and active citizens. * Each European Cultural City will rely on a qualified Heritage Mediation team. * they will invite local partners (public administration, universities, organizations, businesses…) in joining their Local Heritage Forum. * and work closely with the inhabitants to define and protect their local common heritage.»
    13. WHAT BECOMES HERITAGE? WHY, & FOR WHOM?
    14. «HERITAGE CARE : A WAY TO STRENGHEN ONE’S MARKERS OF IDENTITY ?» continent country mankind province life town self universe street religion profession language education kinship friends
    15. «HERITAGE CARE : A WAY TO STRENGHEN ONE’S MARKERS OF IDENTITY ?» country continent mankind province life town self universe street religion profession language education kinship friends
    16. «HERITAGE CARE : A WAY TO STRENGHEN ONE’S MARKERS OF IDENTITY ?» continent country mankind province life town self universe street religion profession language education kinship friends
    17. «HERITAGE CARE : A WAY TO STRENGHEN ONE’S MARKERS OF IDENTITY ?» Council of Europe continent country Draft European Manifesto on Multiple Cultural Affiliation ... mankind Freedom to choose one’s own culture is a central element province in human rights and fundamental freedoms. life Simultaneously or at various stages in their lives, everyone may adopt different cultural affiliations. town self universe No one should be confined against their will within a particular group, community, thought-system or world- view, but should be free to renounce past choices and street makereligion ones – as long as they are consistent with the new profession universal values as promoted by the Council of Europe. ... language education kinship friends
    18. «HERITAGE CARE THROUGH ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP: WHAT DOES IT TAKE?» Heritage & active citizenship: Emergency, ...solidarity, ...cities, ... not just stones, Involvement, ... sharing, Belonging, ...diversity, ...identity, ...change.
    19. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION. Raphaël Souchier Manager, ADD Europe raphael@addeurope.net www.addeurope.net
    20. REFERENCES World Heritage list, UNESCO, http://whc.unesco.org/en/list Opération Villages Roumains, www.ovr.ch AVEC - Alliance of European Cultural Cities, www.avecnet.net Asociación Amigos de los Patios de Toledo, www.toledo-turismo.com/turismo/contenido/ conociendo-la-ciudad/donde-mirar/patios-toledanos.aspx SLOW FOOD Movement, www.slowfood.com Council of Europe, draft European Manifesto on Multiple Cultural Affiliation, http:// www.coe.int/t/dg4/cultureheritage/aware/Identities/manifesto_en.asp

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