INTO Webinars

Join the discussion on how to care for the world's heritage

About INTO Webinars

We run a dynamic programme of heritage webinars, in partnership with INTO members and international conservation bodies. INTO webinars support our members to meet and share learning digitally.

Dive in to sessions to gain practical advice in heritage management and be inspired by practice from around the globe. We’ve covered everything from access to remote sites, to re-imagining urban development in the wake of a crisis.

Get in touch for recordings of webinars you’ve missed by emailing us at info@into.org

Previous webinars

Three’s a Crowd: Using digital platforms to engage the public in cultural heritage

This webinar heard case studies from different countries in successful digital public engagement programmes.

Drayton Hall, National Trust for Historic Preservation

Connecting collections across the world

This seminar zoomed in on shared stories from National Trust collections around the world, and what we can learn from the process of uncovering these connections. It is part of the ongoing World in a Historic House series with the Institute of Historical Research

Engaging young people

This webinar shared tips and learnings on engaging young people in heritage and conservation with case studies from across the globe.

Uniting for cultural landscapes

This webinar shone a light on Badan Warisan Malaysia’s campaign to highlight the imminent threat to the cultural landscape at Gunung Kanthan. Our panel also shared experiences in grassroots advocacy amongst the INTO network.

Building Resilience Through the Pandemic

This webinar shared tips, ideas and inspiration from speakers through positive and creative responses to remaining resilient throughout the pandemic.

Island Perspectives: Preservation, Sustainability, and the Environment

In partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation's PastForward conference, we heard from INTO members across the Caribbean as they shared how they put sustainability at the heart of their island work.

Heritage and Pandemics: Strategies for future development

This two part digital event was in partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Culture in Crisis programme and the Indonesian Heritage Trust. Part one looked at responses from the Asian heritage sector, part two looked at future strategy.