What a partner institution receives

• Its own page on the publication. When an institution joins, we open its institutional account and its public page: logo, a short presentation, and a link to its website — to the home page or to the page it prefers, such as admissions or an events calendar. Where the institution occupies a historic building, the building can also have its own entry in the archive, with the same link.
• A media partner for its events. Lectures, exhibitions, open days, conferences, restoration sites opened to the public: Cultural Heritage Online publishes them in its events calendar, linked to the archive map, under the institution’s name. The editors may also cover them in the magazine, at their discretion. If the institution wishes, it credits Cultural Heritage Online as media partner on the events we cover.
• A place in this directory, by field and by country, with its logo linking to its page.
• Free professional access for its students and faculty, as described on the CHO Academic page.

How the events reach the page: Sofia

Institutions do not need to learn a new system. Sofia, the publication’s editorial assistant, does the writing:

1. Send what you have. The poster, two photographs and the essentials — what, where, when — to sofia@culturalheritageonline.com, or on WhatsApp at +1 307 445 9906.
2. Sofia writes the page and sends it back to you as a preview, exactly as it will appear.
3. It is published under the institution’s name once you say yes — never before.

The institutional account is free and includes one event and one page a month; staff who prefer to publish themselves find the same forms in the account’s personal area.

The directory

The directory is organised by field, and within each field by country: