The document summarizes the "Migration in the Arts and Sciences" project which began in September 2017 and runs until February 2019. The project involves several partners who are digitizing materials about cultural migration like books, photos, and films. These materials will be ingested into the Europeana platform and curated with contextual information. An exhibition of over 1,000 digitized objects relating to how migration shaped society and culture was also published on Europeana in October 2018.

1. Migration in the Arts
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Agricultural and communal map of Charlottenburg,
1794, Anton Fr.v. Basell – Johan Kasimir Haag,
National Archives of Hungary, In copyright
Adrian Murphy, Europeana Foundation

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Migration in the Arts and Sciences
● Digitisation, content provision, curation and editorial
of Europeana Migration
● Coinciding with Europeana Migration campaign, as
part of European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018
● Using existing Europeana platform for ingestion,
aggregation, editorial and curation.

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Migration in the Arts and Sciences:
Partners
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Migration in the Arts and Sciences
● Project began September 2017
● Runs until February 2019
● Selection, led by KULeuven
● Digitisation, led by NA Hungary
● Processing, led by Europeana
● Curation, led by KULeuven
● Project management and communication, led by Europeana
● Impact and Sustainability, led by NISV and Fina
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Migration in the Arts and Sciences
● Selection
○ Identifying existing relevant material on Europeana
Collections
○ Contacting existing providers inviting to improve data
■ Improve metadata for inclusion
■ Improve quality
■ E.g. NISV and FINA have identified EU Screen material
to be included in thematic collection. Metadata
amendments in progress.
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Migration in the Arts and Sciences
● Digitisation
○ 4 partners digitising new material for ingestion to
Europeana
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National Library of Lithuania
● Books, manuscripts, postcards, posters,
brochures, booklet on the Lithuanian
emigré cultural life in 19th and 20th
century.
● Alexander Rackus
● Jonas Sliupas
● Matas Salcius
● Antanas Zmuidzinavicius
● Une Babickaite
● 377 already published on Europeana
● Remainder due this year through the
Lithuania National Aggregator

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National Library of Serbia
● Books, manuscripts, postcards, video
and audio material on the Roma
literature and culture (19th and 20th
century)
● Jewish periodicals published prior to the
Second World War
● Photographs relating to gastarbeiters
● Due for ingestion to Europeana in 2018
through National Library of Serbia

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Filmoteka Narodowa – Instytut
Audiowizualny (FINA)
● 900 diverse materials from Krzysztof
Kieślowski Archives
● Full-page scans of private letters,
photos, posters, cinema stills, interviews
● Due to publication on Europeana in
December 2018, aggregation through
EU Screen

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National Archives of Hungary
● Manuscripts, urbariums, maps and
registries about the villages of Szörény,
Temes and Torontál counties
● Documents of the Hungarian state
agencies from the 20th century related
to Roma communities, as well as
Personal histories such as photos,
pictures, interviews
● Documents and research relating to
migration from Hungary following the
1956 revolution.
● Due to be ingested by end 2018
through Archives Portal Europe

11. Curation & editorial
● More than 25 blogs and galleries highlight
stories of cultural content relating to
migration
● Galleries
○ Famous Migrants
● Blogs
○ Revisiting photographic history: new
perspectives on John Burke
○ Pictures in Focus: Migrants, then and
now
○ Austrian Composers in Exile
● Adding historical and cultural context to
stories shared at #EuropeanaMigration
collection days (and online)
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12. Exhibition
● People on the Move: How migration has
changed the world
● Exhibition published in October 2018
● Exploring how migration has shaped
science, industry, society, arts and
popular culture
● Combining content and contributions
from each of the project partners with
existing collections already published on
Europeana
● More than 1,000 visits so far with a Net
Promoter Score of 52
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Impact and sustainability
● Impact assessment under-way
○ Qualitative statistics to determine
reach
○ Surveying editorial readers to
understand impact
● Sustainability plan due end
November 2018
○ Emphasising project
sustainability and to compliance
to Europeana core platform

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#EuropeanaMigration campaign
● European Year of Cultural Heritage
2018
● Campaign contribution
○ KU Leuven / Photoconsortium
organised a collection day in
October 2018 in Museo della
Grafica in Pisa
○ National Library of Serbia hosted a
collection day in October 2018

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