DIGICHer project consortium meeting in Rovaniemi, Finland, hosted by University of Lapland

DIGICHER project consortium gathered for a kick-off meeting in Rovaniemi, Finland, hosted by University of Lapland. DIGICHER project funded by EU HORIZON EUROPE Research and Innovation programme invites partners and stakeholders to re-visit and provide new understandings on the key legal and policy, socio-economic and technological factors that drive the digitisation of minorities’ cultural heritage (CH) and will develop a novel scalable framework, designed via user-centric approaches, to promote equitable, diverse and inclusive practices. Partners from three representative minority groups in Europe – the Sámi, the Jewish people and the Ladin people – join DIGICHER project to co-design and pilot the framework.

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