44 (0)20 7824 7157Monthly Archives: February 2016
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In out, in out, Shake it all about (Weekly Blog, 26 February 2016)
Posted on February 28, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Catherine's PageA blog by Catherine Leonard, Secretary-General This last week has been full of talk about Europe: the referendum, Brexit, opinion polls … Last weekend the European Council negotiations had me on the edge of my seat. This weekend, I’m already fed up with it. I was expecting a lot of talk about Europe. I was expecting a […]
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Welcome to 2016 TEIA AGM & Family Day (Taiwan)
Posted on February 26, 2016 by Bill Turner in Asia Pacific Region, News From MembersTEIA welcomes everyone, our members, volunteers, donors, friends and family, and anyone interested in our work to our “TEIA Family Day”. Meet face to face with our staff and learn about our environmental protection work at different sites in Taiwan in a fun way, join us for a day full of DIY sessions, fun games and video screening! (Photos from 2015 TEIA […]
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Look forward to World Heritage Day, April 18 (weekly blog, 14 February 2016)
Posted on February 15, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Catherine's PageA blog from Catherine Leonard – Secretary General It has been a fairly quiet week in the office, because I had my head down to complete the application for funding to support our advocacy efforts to address climate change. Today finally submitted – fingers crossed! One exciting thing is that INTO’s newest volunteer, Jorge, has started work on […]
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Union Rempart – Working holidays in France this summer
Posted on February 10, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Europe Region, INTO NewsThis year, Union REMPART celebrates its 50th anniversary. Why not join the festivities by participating in a ‘chantier’ in France? A great opportunity to get hands on experience in stone cutting, bricklaying, wood and metal work, archaeology, landscaping … Read their brochure here.
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Small Grants, Big Impacts (Weekly Blog, 7 February 2016)
Posted on February 8, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Africa Region, Catherine's Page, INTO News, Small GrantsA blog by Catherine Leonard, Secretary-General We are about to launch the next round of our Small Grants Programme (check the website for details). This scheme provides small scale but catalytic support for members of the INTO family, with a particular focus on knowledge transfer. I was therefore thrilled to receive on Sunday morning an update […]
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CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS National Trust Conference 2016 (CANADA)
Posted on February 3, 2016 by Bill Turner in Conferences, News From Members, North America RegionHeritage Rising In association with the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals. October 20 – 22, 2016 · Hamilton, Ontario The National Trust for Canada invites individuals and organizations interested in presenting at National Trust Conference 2016 to submit a proposal for consideration. Why Present The National Trust Conference is Canada’s largest event for professionals, practitioners […]
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Visit to Indonesia and Malaysia, 6-21 Jan 2016
Posted on February 3, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in 2017 Conference, Asia Pacific Region, INTO News, Olivers PageReport by Oliver Maurice – Director of Membership 1. Bali 1.1 Purpose of visit – i) To attend the Asian Heritage Network (AHN) Symposium and spread the word about INTO among the delegates. ii) To visit potential venues for the 17 ICNT, including hotels, conference centre and sites. 1.2 The Symposium This took place over 3 days, […]
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Uniting for Heritage (Weekly blog, 31 January 2016)
Posted on February 1, 2016 by Catherine Leonard in Catherine's PageA blog by Catherine Leonard, Secretary-General Last week, I was invited to the AGM of the IIC (International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works). It was very interesting to hear more about how they organise their work and their plans for the future. The meeting was followed by a fascinating lecture by Professor Peter Stone […]
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