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.
Many sessions follow INTO grant supported projects, and are an opportunity to see the network in collaboration.
Upcoming Opportunities
13:30 – 15:00 GMT +1
Thursday 24 June 2021
Understanding the impacts of climate change to an organisation can be a complex and challenging topic. How do you understand climate change risk and subsequently develop and deliver a strategy for intervention?
In this webinar, delivered by Fit for the Future INTO members are invited to learn how the National Trust of England Wales and Northern Ireland is harnessing data to enhance it’s conservation work in combatting climate change.
Lead by Keith Jones, National Specialist – Climate Change Advisor at the National Trust this event will provide an overview of the National Trust’s “game changing” hazard map.
As well as an update on the development and use of this map, this webinar will provide an opportunity for network members to share their challenges, approaches and ambitions in understanding climate change risk and taking positive action.
Register via Fit for the Future
3pm GMT + 1
Thursday 3 June 2021
We are delighted to present this webinar in partnership with the IHR Institute of Historical Research. It is part of a new online series of events exploring ‘The World in a Historic House: Global connections and collections’.
Working with heritage professionals and researchers all over the world, the seminar series seeks to place historic houses and heritage sites in their global and imperial contexts.
This fourth event in the series ‘Interpreting and Examining Complex Histories in Britain’s Historic Houses’ features the following speakers:
- Katie Donington, London South Bank University
- Margot Finn, University College London
- Corinne Fowler, University of Leicester
- Andrew Hann, English Heritage
Recent webinars
On 28 January we held a webinar on ‘Building Resilience Through the Pandemic’. We have blogged about the discussion, including tips, ideas and inspiration from our speakers and delegates.
Learn morePrevious webinars
Island Perspectives: Preservation, Sustainability, and the Environment
Working with the National Trust for Historic Preservation during PastForward 2020, we heard from INTO members in Bermuda, Saint Lucia, Haiti and Puerto Rico. They shared how they put sustainability at the heart of their island work and the added value of caring both natural and cultural heritage together.
- Alana Anderson (Chair) President, Bermuda National Trust
- Bishnu Tulsie, Director, Saint Lucia National Trust
- Ingrid Henrys, Program Director, Haiti National Trust
- Ivonne Sanabria Perez, Heritage Coordinator, Para La Naturaleza (Puerto Rico)
Heritage and Pandemics: Designing Strategies for Future Development: part 1
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 of our interactive event focused on case studies exploring the Asian heritage sector’s response to urban development in the wake of COVID-19.
- Chittawadi Chitrabongs, The Siam Society Under Royal Patronage
- Cyprian Dongkyun Oh, National Trust of Korea
- Catrini Pratihari Kubontubuh, President, Indonesian Heritage Trust
- Widjaja Martokusumo, Institut Teknologi Bandung
- Debashish Nayak, Centre of Heritage Management, Ahmedabad
Heritage and Pandemics: Designing Strategies for Future Development
In partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum’s Culture in Crisis programme and the Indonesian Heritage Trust we hosted a two-part interactive event. Conversation explored the Asian heritage sector’s response to urban development in the wake of COVID-19. Day 2 focused on strategy and vision for the future.
- Dame Fiona Reynolds (Chair), INTO Chairman
- HRH Princess Dana Firas, President, Petra National Trust
- Karni Jasol Singh, Director, Mehrangarh Museum Trust
- Thant Myint-U, Founder, Yangon Heritage Trust
- Hamdan Majeed, Managing Director, Think City Malaysia
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