The InThrace project invites university faculty to explore free teaching materials and tools designed to promote knowledge about intangible cultural heritage.
The main objective of the program is to raise public awareness of intangible cultural heritage over the long term at the regional, national, and European levels, as well as to strengthen bonds based on a shared European identity.
As part of the program, a set of diverse tools has been developed that provide a comprehensive theoretical and practical framework for expanding knowledge about cultural heritage. Their purpose is to support faculty in the teaching process and to facilitate the dissemination of knowledge about ICH among the general public and students.
The project is the result of a collaboration between: Transylvanian University of Brasov (Romania), University of Warsaw, University of West Attica (Greece), University of Zagreb (Croatia), the University of the Azores (Portugal), and the Pax Rhodopica Foundation (Bulgaria).
We encourage you to learn more on the project’s website.