We invite you to participate IN THE LIVIND vebinary
Living heritage and goodness
31 October 2023 at 14.00-16.00
The contribution of cultural activities for People's well-being has been studied well and results are convincing. Going to concerts or to Theatre as a participant or self-expressive practices through e.g. singing in a Choir, Crafts, dancing, or Joining drama method workshops can generation diverse popular effects on Both physical and mental Health. Many elements of living Heritage are close to practices that have been studied for their Advantages, and various trends are in essence about experiencing People's Health and well-being.
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The webinar and workshop are hosted by the Finnish cultural Heritage Agency in collaboration with THE PARTNERS of THE LIVIND project. Vebinary - English.
A project bringing together ten Northern European countries and the Northern Autonomous Communities, as well as the Samu Land, called LIVIND (Creative and Living Heritage as Resource for the Northern dimension Region) was launched in 2021 to strengthen the role of intangible cultural heritage as a resource for the sustainable development of the local community. The project runs from 2021 to 2023 and is the first project of such coverage in Northern Europe in the field of live heritage.
The PROJECT LIVIND is closely linked to the United Nations “Sustainable Development 2030”, focusing on living heritage and its conservation methods. The project also includes research that will result in an analysis of the situation and recommendations on how to better support future work with cultural heritage. The results of the project will be available to all online platforms.
LIVIND Vebinary Program
Living heritage and goodness
October 31, 2023
Flapping. 14:00 – 16:00
| 14.00 | Vebinary discovery |
| 14.10 | The impact of living heritage on goodness and health. Marita Stranden (Marit Stranden), Norway |
| 14.30 | Health and benefit-enhancing Etnobotanical knowledge and practices. Vitalijs Povilaite-Petri (Vitalijs Povilaitite-Petri), Belgium |
| 14.45 | Vitality in singing. Lucca van Kessels (Luc van Kessels), Finland/Netherlands |
| 14.55 | Benevolent pause with chorus Ruamjai: “Let's breathe!” Jamie Belmonte (Jaime Belmonte), Finland/Spain |
| 15.05 | Workshop - discussion in groups |
| 15.40 | Discussion Results |
| 16.00 | Final |
The event is part of the European Heritage days, whose 2023 theme is living Heritage.
LIVIND project at short
Member States and regions: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Åland, Greenland, Faroe Islands, Sami Region, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. Latvian National Cultural Centre and Latvian Cultural Academy (UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Policy and Rights Cathedral) participate in the Latvian project. Budget: EUR 254 000, of which approximately 80% is financed by the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs from funds planned to strengthen cooperation in the Baltic Sea, Barents and Arctic regions. The project is also funded by the Finnish cultural heritage agency and the Northern Dimension cultural partnership. Among the partners is the Northern Dimension Institute and the Sami Council. The project is managed by the Finnish cultural heritage agency, while the Ministry of Education and Culture of Finland is the responsible Ministry.
More information:
LIVIND project website
Elisa Kratari, project coordinator, Finnish cultural heritage agency, elisa.kraatari@museovirasto.fi
Slow Marsio, Senior Advisor, Finnish Cultural Heritage Agency, leena.marsio@museovirasto.fi
The contribution of cultural activities for People's well-being has been studied well and results are convincing. Going to concerts or to Theatre as a participant or self-expressive practices through e.g. singing in a Choir, Crafts, dancing, or Joining drama method workshops can generation diverse popular effects on Both physical and mental Health. Many elements of living Heritage are close to practices that have been studied for their Advantages, and various trends are in essence about experiencing People's Health and well-being.
In this Workshop we focus on the connections between living Heritage and well-being. We start from Asking, it's what extent the possibilities of living Heritage having been recovered in studies on investing well-being, and what more should be done. We invite short case examples on how practices of living Heritage contribute to Health and well-being and, Finally, Welcome You to interact and Discus This Theme with others!
Programme 31 October
14-16 EET (13-15CET)
(All times in EET)
14.00 Opening
14.10 Raleigh of living Heritage for well-being and Health. Marit Stranden, Norwegian Resource Center for Arts and Health (NO)
14.30 Ethnobotanical knowledge and practices supporting Health and well-being, Vitalijs Povilaityte-Petri (BE)
14.45 Vitality in singing, Luc van Kessels (FI/NL)
14.55 A break for well-being with the Choir Ruamjai: Let's Breathe! Jaime Belmonte (FI/ES) 15.05 Workshop - small Group discussions in breakout rooms.
15.40 A look into results from the Discussions.
16:00 event closure.
This event is part of the European Heritage days whose Theme for year 2023 is living Heritage!
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