Welcome to the NCACE November Bulletin.
Check out our latest blog: Exchanging Knowledge to Protect and Preserve Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage and Museum Sector.
This collective piece has been written by the Members of the Mentoring Initiative for Museums Steering Group: Maria Blyzinsky (ICOM UK); Alina Kondratiuk (Institute of Historical Research; formerly National Preserve ‘Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra’); Amy Levin (Museum & Society; Northern Illinois University); Elizabeth Savage (Institute of Historical Research).
Exchanging Knowledge to Protect and Preserve Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage and Museum Sector
A new peer-to-peer mentoring initiative involving the Institute of Historical Research (IHR), a sister institute to the NCACE in the University of London’s School for Advanced Study (SAS), connects cultural heritage professionals from Ukraine with experienced mentors in the UK to boost reciprocal skills development, longer-term capacity building, and career advancement. In turn, UK professionals gain deeper knowledge of the Ukrainian cultural heritage environment, insights into the collections they care for, and best practice for disaster preparedness.
We are keen to hear about your collaborative projects or related works and invite you to contribute to our blog. You can read our current blog posts on our website and can access the NCACE Blog Guidelines here. For further information contact Noshin Sultan on noshin.sultan@sas.ac.uk.
Highlights from the Evidence Repository
With over 300 free resources related to knowledge exchange and collaborations between academia and the arts and cultural sectors, there is something for a range of different readers.
Creative Practitioner in Residence & Inclusion, Participation and Engagement Fellowships 2027
Closing date: 27 November 2027
Engagement Practice Support Service
Closing date: 29 January 2027
Mentoring Initiative for Museums
Registration now open
UKRI Translation: AHRC Proof of Concept (AHRC)
Closing date: Open - no closing date
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