Results of the Headley SEE CH Fund’s Third Call
After reviewing 83 submitted applications, we are happy to announce that the following 9 projects and organisations will receive funding through the Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund's Third Call for…
After reviewing 83 submitted applications, we are happy to announce that the following 9 projects and organisations will receive funding through the Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund's Third Call for…
Ever wondered what it's like to walk through a museum when your memory can no longer be trusted to guide you? As part of the project "Heritage with Care –…
A heritage initiative crossing six rural municipalities is reconnecting young Albanians with objects and stories that survived communism — including a banned legal manuscript preserved in secret for over 90…
The House of Jevrem Grujić in Belgrade, together with partners HAEMUS (Skopje) and Muzetea, is midway through an ambitious project to transform how visitors connect with museum collections — using…
Eight months in, and what started as an idea on paper has become a living, interdisciplinary effort — twenty researchers deep, with the most exciting work still ahead. When the…
In May 2026, Kulturanova is brining the project "Fostering Museum Engagement with Young Adults" to an end. The project was supported Headley SEECH Fund 2024 call. The project set out…
Thank you to the 25 heritage professionals who joined our online information session for the Third Call of the Headley SEE Cultural Heritage Fund! 🏛️ If you missed it —…
A capsule collection rooted in Bosnia-Herzegovina’s literary archive transforms handwritten manuscripts into hats, scarves, and gloves — and puts cultural heritage back into everyday hands. What if a scarf could…
Up to € 5.000 Small projects (up to 12 months) Up to €10,000 Large projects (up to 18 months) €69,000 Total fund for this call 11 countries Eligible in South-eastern…
As Europe's population ages and the number of people living with dementia continues to grow, cultural institutions face a pressing question: how can they remain meaningful, welcoming spaces for everyone?…