The Joint Programming Initiative on Cultural Heritage and Global Change (JPI CH) is glad to announce its major dissemination event taking place on 26-27 November 2025 at the Château de Versailles, France and online.
This two-day hybrid conference will unveil the anticipated results of 22 transnational research projects funded under three of our recent calls:
- Conservation, Protection and Use (CPU, 2019);
- Cultural Heritage, Identities & Perspectives (CHIP, 2020);
- Cultural Heritage, Society and Ethics (CHSE, 2022).
The event will feature five dynamic and cross-cutting thematic sessions designed to spark conversation and collaboration:
- Digital Innovations & New Methodologies in Heritage Research & Protection
- Heritage Under Pressure: Environmental Change, Risk, and Material Resilience
- Co-creating Heritage: Community Engagement, Identity, and Sustainable Futures
- Reinterpreting Pasts, Shaping Futures: Narratives, Ethics, and Social Justice in Heritage
- Heritage in Context: Landscapes, Integrated Management, and Socio-Economic Dimensions
These crucial conversations will be guided by leading international experts from our Scientific Advisory Board, including specialists in climate-heritage resilience, digitalization, ethnology, and critical heritage studies. It offers an unparalleled opportunity to:
- Discover the latest research and tangible impacts from 22 pioneering projects.
- Connect with Europe’s leading heritage researchers, practitioners, and funders.
- Engage in critical discussions on the most pressing challenges facing our shared heritage.
- Shape the future of cultural heritage research and policy in Europe.
The event is open to all, with options for both in-person attendance at the historic Château de Versailles and live online participation for our global audience.