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The CIVIC EPISTEMOLOGIES project is about the participation of citizens in research on cultural heritage and humanities. ICT are powerful drivers of creativity, but specific technical know-how is still generally lacking in the creative industries sectors. In addition, humanities scholarship is not yet taking full advantage of ICT to engage with wider audiences.

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION

Mauro Fazio, Project Coordinator, mauro.fazio@mise.gov.it
Antonella Fresa, Technical Coordinator, fresa@promoter.it
Manuele Buono, Project Assistant, buono@promoter.it

PILOT COORDINATORS

ARCHAEOLOGY IN RURAL IRELAND, Edel Jennings, ejennings@tssg.org
‘HIDDEN’ CULTURAL HERITAGE – INCLUSION, ACCESS AND CITIZENSHIP, Neil Forbes and Sarah Whatley, N.Forbes@coventry.ac.uk, S.Whatley@coventry.ac.uk
LOCAL CULTURAL HERITAGE – INCLUSION, ACCESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, Neil Forbes and Sarah Whatley, N.Forbes@coventry.ac.uk, S.Whatley@coventry.ac.uk

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