Hanaholmen Heritage, a Nordic-Baltic programme, trains decision-makers and practitioners in cultural heritage preparedness; its 2026 report, “Protecting What Matters,” addresses conflict risk.

Citizenship in Practice: Culture, Agency & Public Imagination explores citizenship as a lived cultural practice. The inaugural issue features a conversation with Alix Collingwood, highlighting the transformative role of cultural agency in creating more inclusive and imaginative civic futures through reflections on grassroots initiatives and collaborative practice.

Small Settlements in China: Heritage, Forms, and Counterstories examines the rediscovery and transformation of China’s historic villages, revealing how policies and planning have reshaped rural landscapes over the past twenty years.

Harnessing Horses is a new open-access book that explores human–horse relationships across time and place, closed by a chapter that calls to recognise traditional horse breeds as living cultural heritage.

George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI) advertises an Intensive and Pragmatic internship training on World Heritage Site Management for graduate program students or recent holder.

How has the expanded concept of authenticity in the Nara Document on Authenticity (1994) shaped conservation and restoration worldwide?

Moving African Landscapes Vol. 1 is a pioneering interdisciplinary exploration of African landscapes as lived, remembered, and imagined spaces, edited by Tokie Laotan-Brown.

The Atlas of Ibo Island, in the Quirimbas Archipelago in northern Mozambique, is the result of a project focused on protecting the island’s cultural and natural heritage, which is threatened by climate change and displacement caused by armed conflicts in the region.