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  • Presenting Empaths, where communities and heritage professionals come together

    Policies say heritage must encourage community participation in heritage interpretation (HI) yet despite the best intentions, many heritage professionals still struggle with the skills and techniques to effectively deliver participatory HI. In parallel with its established training programme, IE has subsequently teamed up with Greek, Italian and Austrian partners in a two-year Erasmus+-funded project to […]

  • Online symposium “The role of narratives in 21st century heritage interpretation”

    Online

    As part of the joint Learning Landscapes initiative, Interpret Europe and UNESCO are pleased to announce the online symposium “The role of narratives in 21st century heritage interpretation”, taking place on 26-27 February 2026. We are now inviting proposals from interpretive planners, guides, site managers, museum professionals, researchers, educators and anyone engaged in shaping how people connect with […]

  • Re-interpreting heritage in the light of Faro – Interpret Europe

    Faro, Portugal , Portugal

    We will gather in Faro to discuss how interpretation can enhance the value of heritage – both natural and cultural – for people and societies in European democracies. It was here where the Council of Europe launched the “Faro Convention” in 2005, embarking on a journey towards more democratic, people-centred, and value-based practices in dealing […]

  • AHI’s new Best Practice Guide Sustainable and Regenerative Interpretation

    Online

    Join the authors of AHI’s best practice guidance on sustainable and regenerative interpretation and the team behind the new AHI Exchange platform for re-use of interpretation materials to find out more about the guide and platform and join the conversation. This event will be held on Zoom.

  • Bellevue House National Historic Site, Parks Canada: A Place for Conversation

    Online

    Bellevue House National Historic Site, Parks Canada: A Place for Conversation In this presentation, Bellevue House Team members with host Tamara van Dyk, will share experiences interpreting Sir John A. Macdonald through collaboration and dialogue at Bellevue House National Historic Site. Bellevue House is located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada in Cataracoui/Ka’tarohkwi, on the land of […]

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  • LGBTQIA+ heritage interpretation webinar

    Online

    AHI’s best practice guidance on LGBTQIA+ heritage interpretation was co-authored by a collective of queer interpreters from across the country. Join us for this online session where we showcase the contents of the new guide, discuss how we attempted to ‘queer’ the interpretation process and highlight some of the case studies from across the UK […]

  • Interpretation Australia Conference 2026

    National Museum of Australia Canberra, ACT, Australia

    Our Conference Theme: Ripples of Meaning, The Art of Interpretation Interpretation is never static, it moves, connects, and transforms. In 2026, Interpretation Australia invites you to gather on Ngunnawal Country at the National Museum of Australia for two days of inspiration, connection, and shared insight. Our theme, Ripples of Meaning: The Art of Interpretation (we […]

  • Interpretation Canada 2026 National Conference

    Engaging Place, Shaping Futures September 14 to 17 (In-person) Join us in Cataracoui/Katarokwi/Kingston to commemorate Interpretation Canada’s 50th anniversary and investigate how spaces have been, and are, informed by interpretation. This year’s conference is taking full advantage of Kingston’s reputation as Canada’s museum capital. You will be invited to engage with some of the Kingston area’s […]

  • AHI Conference 2026

    Grand Hotel Gosforth Park Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

    Known for its warmth, openness and real sense of community, the conference creates space for honest discussion, hands-on learning and meaningful connection.