Eulacmuseums.net Website Review

Scotland, Portugal, Spain, France, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica and West Indies Concepts, Experiences, and Sustainability in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean Welcome to eulacmuseums.net – the website where you will discover the world of small, local museums and their communities in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean! We are a consortium of academics, museum professionals and policy makers who are committed to community As Scotland’s first university, the University of St Andrews has established a reputation as one of the world’s leading research and EU-LAC MUSEUMS is coordinated through the Museums, Galleries and Collections Institute (MGCI) located in the eminent School of Art Museums, Galleries and Collections Institute (MGCI) oversees the overall management and administration of EU-LAC MUSEUMS project, and is leading on new research into museum education for social inclusion and cohesion. ICOM’s network of members is structured in committees working in cooperation. The 119 National Committees ensure that interests of the organisation are managed in their respective countries and contribute to the implementation of the organisation’s programmes. The Regional Alliances are forums designed to promote dialogue among the National Committees of a given region. The 30 International Committees are global think tanks bringing together experts in different museum specialties. The National Archaeological Museum was founded in 1893, joining the past (archeology) and present (ethnography) with the intention of Throughout its history has maintained close ties of collaboration from north to south and still today is the most local of all national museums. It is therefore in the best to support and promote the community movement of museums in Portugal. Universidad Austral de Chile is committed to the heritage and cultural legacy of southern Chile, where its headquarters and campuses are Founded in 1954 in the city of Valdivia, the University has responded to the growing needs of the organized community, mainly in the fields